Andre Cronje: Equity account based lending leads to only $50k liquidated in first FT drawdown event

Andre Cronje: Equity account based lending leads to only $50k liquidated in first FT drawdown event
FT drawdown sees minor liquidations

Andre Cronje, chief technology officer at Sonic Labs (formerly known as Fantom), reports that FT experienced its first major drawdown event. According to Cronje, the use of equity account based lending led to only about $50,000 in liquidations, as this model netted risk versus discounted collateral and enabled soft liquidations that involved much smaller sums, with averages ranging from $200 to $2,000.

Earlier this year, Andre Cronje reported that Sonic Labs generated nearly $1 million in revenue within its first 90 days, raising questions about its projected annual recurring revenue potential (link). In a separate note, Cronje observed that Decentralized Finance metrics continued to show viability and growth potential, even as sector activity remained relatively slow (link). These updates come as the platform manages its initial significant drawdown event.

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