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Risk Under Pressure

A static hourly stress test for decision support, using illustrative Aave V3 and Morpho scenarios.

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Chapter 01 / Market Dynamics

The Precipice

The supplied dataset contains 24 hourly observations. Across that window, price reached a 27.1% drawdown from the opening observation and gas peaked at 681.4 Gwei.

These are observations in the supplied case-study inputs, not forecasts, live-market claims, or evidence of within-hour execution.

24
Hourly observations
-27.1%
Observed peak-to-trough drawdown
681.4
Observed peak gas, Gwei
Chapter 02 / Simulation Engine

Scenario Analysis

Choose a lending-market scenario and set entry LTV and protection buffer. The model is static-only: at each hourly observation, the observed liquidation threshold is checked before stop-loss using the selected market threshold.

Outcome

Liquidated

Trigger hour: 04:00 UTC

Scenario exit equity

$311

Illustrative end-of-day unprotected comparison: $413

Implication: The selected buffer would exit before the liquidation threshold at the triggering observation; this is a scenario result, not a deployment guarantee. Hourly observations cannot establish intra-hour execution order.

Accessible chart equivalent
Price: start $2,910 / trough $2,120 / close $2,450Gas: range 14.2681.4 Gwei / peak 681.4 GweiLTV: start 70.0% / peak 96.1% / end 83.1%Market: Aave V3 / liquidation threshold 82.5% / protection trigger 77.5% / trigger 04:00 UTC at 83.1% LTV
Chapter 03 / Decision Support

The Logic

Recommendation: use a static protection buffer as a reviewable control, then validate assumptions against current protocol configuration and finer-grained execution data before deployment.

Rationale

Earlier protection can preserve more equity when LTV rises rapidly, while the buffer remains explicit and adjustable.

KPI

Track outcome, trigger hour, scenario exit equity, observed drawdown, and peak gas for each scenario.

Limitation

This is hourly historical scenario analysis. It uses conservative liquidation-first ordering at each hourly row; hourly data cannot establish intra-hour order, forecast prices, or guarantee execution.

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