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Getting Started

Getting Started with v1ta

Welcome to v1ta! This guide walks you through everything you need to know to start using the protocol.

What You Can Do

With v1ta, you can:

  • Open a CDP: Deposit SOL and mint VUSD stablecoin
  • Manage Your Position: Add or remove collateral, borrow more VUSD
  • Close Your Position: Repay your debt and get your collateral back
  • Provide Liquidity: Deposit VUSD in the Stability Pool to earn rewards

What You'll Need

Before you start:

  • A Solana wallet (Phantom, Solflare, or any compatible wallet)
  • SOL tokens for collateral and transaction fees
  • Basic understanding of collateralized lending

New to DeFi? Don't worry! We'll explain everything step by step.

Quick Start

Connect Your Wallet

Visit v1ta.xyz and connect your Solana wallet.

Make sure you're on the correct network (Devnet for testing, Mainnet for production).

Understand the Basics

Learn about:

  • Collateral Ratio: The ratio of your collateral value to your debt (must be at least 110%)
  • Liquidation: What happens when your collateral ratio falls below 110%
  • Fees: 0.5% borrow fee, 5% liquidation penalty

Open Your First Position

Deposit SOL collateral and mint VUSD. See the Open a Position guide for detailed instructions.

Monitor Your Position

Keep an eye on:

  • Your collateral ratio (stay above 110%!)
  • SOL price movements
  • Your debt amount

Key Concepts

Collateral Ratio

Your collateral ratio is calculated as:

Collateral Ratio = (Collateral Value in USD) / (Debt in VUSD) × 100

Example:

  • You deposit 10 SOL (worth $1,000)
  • You borrow 800 VUSD
  • Your collateral ratio = ($1,000 / $800) × 100 = 125%

Important: Always maintain a collateral ratio above 110% to avoid liquidation.

Minimum Collateral Ratio: 110%

v1ta's 110% minimum collateral ratio is the most capital-efficient in DeFi:

ProtocolMin CRYour $1000 Borrow
v1ta110%$1,100 collateral
Competitor A150%$1,500 collateral
Competitor B200%$2,000 collateral

Liquidation

If your collateral ratio falls below 110%:

  1. Anyone can liquidate your position
  2. Your collateral is used to repay your debt
  3. 5% liquidation penalty is applied:
    • 0.5% goes to the liquidator
    • 4.5% goes to the Stability Pool depositors

Fees

  • Borrow Fee: 0.5% on borrowed amount (one-time, added to debt)
  • Redemption Fee: 0.5% when redeeming VUSD for SOL
  • Liquidation Penalty: 5% of collateral value

Safety Tips

Follow these best practices to keep your position safe:

  1. Maintain a Healthy Buffer: Keep your CR well above 110% (we recommend 130%+)
  2. Monitor SOL Price: Watch for price drops that could reduce your CR
  3. Set Alerts: Use tools to alert you when your CR is getting low
  4. Understand Liquidation: Know the risks before opening a large position
  5. Start Small: Test with a small position first

Next Steps

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