Here's something worth digging into about Ostrium's design: there's supposed to be a buffer pool protecting liquidity providers, but right now? Completely drained. This happens whenever the Collateral Ratio drops under 100%.
What does that mean in practice? When the buffer runs dry, OLP holders get hit with direct, unfiltered exposure to every single dollar traders make or lose. No cushion. No protection layer.
And with the current positioning where traders are stacking wins, that exposure isn't theoretical anymore—it's real money on the line for liquidity providers.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 42m ago
The buffer pool has dried up, now LPs are really going to take a hit 🙃
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AirdropHarvester
· 10h ago
The buffer pool is depleted? Now OLP is really exposed, just waiting for traders to scalp.
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AirdropBlackHole
· 10h ago
What does this buffer pool do? It feels like it's just for show...
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StakeWhisperer
· 10h ago
Are all the buffer pools drained? Now OLP has to directly bear the traders' P&L, this is a bit risky.
Here's something worth digging into about Ostrium's design: there's supposed to be a buffer pool protecting liquidity providers, but right now? Completely drained. This happens whenever the Collateral Ratio drops under 100%.
What does that mean in practice? When the buffer runs dry, OLP holders get hit with direct, unfiltered exposure to every single dollar traders make or lose. No cushion. No protection layer.
And with the current positioning where traders are stacking wins, that exposure isn't theoretical anymore—it's real money on the line for liquidity providers.