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How Does the Liquidation Process Support the Stablecoin’s Peg?

The liquidation process supports the peg by ensuring that the system remains over-collateralized. When a user's collateral value drops, the liquidation function automatically sells the collateral to cover the debt, often in the stablecoin itself.

This forced sale helps maintain demand for the stablecoin and prevents the creation of "bad debt" that could undermine the stablecoin's backing.

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