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What Is the Typical Latency between a Trigger Event and an ADL Execution?

Extremely low, often milliseconds, to prevent further deficit growth and minimize systemic risk.
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What Is the Typical Latency between a Trigger Event and an ADL Execution?

The latency is extremely low, often measured in milliseconds. The ADL system is designed to execute immediately after the insurance fund fails to cover a deficit from a liquidation.

This high speed is necessary to prevent further market movements from exacerbating the deficit and increasing the overall systemic risk.

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