Leveraged positions can be liquidated before market resolution if odds move against you. Your worst-case loss is your full collateral; the LP absorbs the borrowed portion. Higher leverage tiers liquidate sooner: a 10× YES position liquidates at 45% odds, while a 2× YES position can survive down to 25%. Do not trade with more collateral than you can afford to lose.
Pick your size. Min $50 USDC, max $2,000 per position. Your collateral is the absolute maximum you can lose.
LeverageVault pulls collateral × (leverage − 1) from the LP and routes the full position size into the market via a per-position BetProxy.
If your side wins, share value × $1 redeems via the proxy. Vault gets the loan back, you keep the rest. If TWAP odds cross the liquidation threshold, the position is wound down and you lose your collateral.
Max collateral per tier = $2,000 ÷ leverage, so every tier maps to the same $2,000 total-position cap. The 5× and 10× tiers also require the underlying market to clear a volume threshold so liquidation odds aren't trivially game-able on thin markets.
Every position has a fixed YES-odds threshold based on its leverage tier (25% for 2×, 33% for 3×, 40% for 5×, 45% for 10×; NO positions flip these). When the contract's 30-minute TWAP of YES odds crosses that threshold AND the 1-hour cooldown after open has passed, the position is permissionlessly liquidatable. The liquidator earns a 5% bonus from the insurance reserve.
Pick a market that's enabled for leverage, set your collateral and tier, and trade with up to 10× exposure on any outcome.
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