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What Is the Role of the Debt Pool in a Synthetic Asset Protocol?

The collective liability of all users who have minted synthetic assets; it acts as the shared counterparty and collateral backing for all assets.
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What Is the Role of the Debt Pool in a Synthetic Asset Protocol?

The debt pool represents the total liability of all users who have minted synthetic assets. When a user mints a synthetic asset, they incur a portion of this collective debt.

The debt pool is the counterparty to every trade, and the collateral of all users collectively backs the entire pool, sharing the risk and rewards of all synthetic assets.

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