Cross-collateral deposits
By default, markets are quoted in USD and P&L is settled in USDC. All tokens deposited within the protocol can earn yield via Borrow/Lend. Until unrealised P&L is settled into your Balances, it will not earn (if profits) or be charged (if losses) the deposit/borrow interest respectively.
Below is a table of assets supported by Drift Protocol.
Each asset counts towards margin for derivatives trading and has a weight applied to account for their respective volatilities.
For instance, depositing USDC gives users a 1:1 margin for derivatives trading, but depositing SOL (80% asset weight) means that 80% of the value of your SOL at the opening of your position will be available as margin for perpetual futures trading.
Margin Parameters
Main Pool Asset Weights
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JLP Pool Asset Weights
Asset | Initial Asset Weight | Maintenance Asset Weight | Initial Liability Weight | Maintenance Liability Weight | IMF Factor |
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Exponent Pool Asset Weights
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Initial Asset Weights are also scaled lower based on notional value of total deposits. As a reference, you can check out UI or the SpotMarket get_scaled_initial_weight_asset
for this scale factor.
The IMF Factor acts as a discount on account size:
Initial Asset Weight
on 2000 SOL Collateral (using above) would be:
weight = min (.80, 1.1 / [ 1 + (0.003 * sqrt(2000)] )
= min(.80, ~.96987) = .80
An asset's liability weight can be converted into an LTV ratio using:
ltv = 1 / liability weight
Main Pool LTVs
Asset | Initial LTV | Max LTV |
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JLP Pool LTVs
Asset | Initial LTV | Max LTV |
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Exponent Pool LTVs
Asset | Initial LTV | Max LTV |
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