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Modulis 7 Β· Dynamic management
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Math β€” how much can I borrow, and when to rebalance

LTV β€” the core formula

LTV = Debt / (SOL amount Γ— SOL price)

In this system the target is 50%, with a 45–55% corridor.

Too low LTV β†’ too much capital sits idle (inefficient). Too high LTV β†’ close to the liquidation line.

Once you understand this one formula, you can predict ahead of time where your LTV will land at any SOL price β€” the system stops being a black box.

How much can you borrow at different prices?

With 80 SOL of collateral:

SOL priceCollateral valueTarget (50%)
$70$5,600$2,800
$80$6,400$3,200
$85$6,800$3,400
$90$7,200$3,600
$100$8,000$4,000

Natural LTV drift

If the debt stays at $3,400 but the SOL price changes, LTV shifts on its own:

SOL priceLTVAction
$7060.7%⚠️ Too high β€” repay $600
$7854.5%🟑 Edge β€” watch
$8550%βœ… Target
$9345.7%🟒 Can borrow $320
$10042.5%🟒 Borrow $600

Natural corridor: SOL $78–$93 β€” no action needed.

Rebalance rule

Every $5 move in SOL = a $200 adjustment to the debt.

Safety margin

That means SOL would need to drop ~40% from your entry point before you'd see liquidation risk. Plus the PUT spread protects down to $70 β€” liquidation risk is close to zero.

How does the money move through the system?

Two streams

LP Pool ($2,600 @ 40% APR / annual return rate β‰ˆ $1,040/year) splits into two streams:

USDC stream (~$520/year):

  • Into options theta: -$438
  • Into borrow interest: -$170
  • Net: -$88/year (a small deficit)

SOL stream (~6 SOL) + Kamino supply (~4 SOL):

  • Net: +10 SOL/year accumulation
  • ~12.5% yield on the base position

Annual result (40% LP APR scenario)

Income:

Costs:

Net:

What do you do when rates change?

ScenarioLP APRBorrowNet USDCSOL/yr
Conservative25%5%-$283+6
Base40%5%-$88+10
Bull60%5%+$172+14
Stress20%10%-$518+5

Control points (each with a clear action):

The bottom line

Quick check
What is the target LTV value in this system?
Practice task
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Calculate your own LTV table

The formula LTV = debt / (SOL amount Γ— price) looks simple, but only once you run your own numbers will you know your corridor. All you need is a calculator and ~15 minutes.

Do the math on paper or in a spreadsheet β€” you don't need to take out a real loan. If the numbers show less than a 30% buffer to liquidation, the plan is too aggressive.

This is learning, not investing β€” use only small amounts you treat as tuition.

You just put the full LTV corridor, rebalance triggers, and liquidation buffer into one table β€” that's exactly the dashboard most people never build for themselves.