V2 - Glossary

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FLUX V2 Glossary：
Calculation Explanation
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Yield Farming 

The original mining pool APY (such as HT/USDT pool on MDEX):  if the highest leverage we support is 4.5, it will show 4.5 times the original mining APY
This is the overall MDEX reward gained after providing liquidity on MDEX once you open a position. (your principal + borrowed funds) Since there are borrowed funds, the leverage multiple is the multiple of the LP MDEX rewarded. 
Trading Fees

The transaction fee APY that is corresponded to the highest leverage supported
The transaction fee APY on MDEX is calculated by using the average value of the actual transaction volume from the previous 7 days.
FLUX Rewards

FLUX rewarded APY that is corresponded to the highest leverage supported
This is the reward for mining with leverage(mining asset is borrowed), but 1X (no assets are borrowed) leverage does not have this reward. The FLUX reward is highly related to the amount of leverage. 
Borrowing Interest 

The borrowing APY that is corresponded to the highest leverage supported

Every block collects interests, but the borrowing interest is billed when the position is closed.
Total APR

The total APR that is corresponded to the highest leverage Flux V2 supported (PS: APR is the annualized return which has reinvestment excluded)
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Your price slippage tolerance
Your current slippage settings
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Price slippage & Trading fee
The percentage value of the price slippage and trading fee; when opening a position, please be aware of the amount shown under “Price impact and Trading Fee” since the LP on MDEX is automatically combined on the 50/50 LP-basis and needs to be created with leverage.
Notice: Occurs when closing a position
Debt Ratio

The depth ratio is defined as the debt value divided by position value. The debt value is the value of a user’s borrowed assets, and the position value is the value of a user’s farming position (collateral + borrowed assets + value of LP tokens)
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Position Value
Position Value
Principal Value + Borrowing Value = LP Position

V2 - Liquidation

Flux Protocol V2 - Mining Tutorial (HECO)

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FLUX V2 Glossary：	Calculation Explanation
Yield Farming	The original mining pool APY (such as HT/USDT pool on MDEX): if the highest leverage we support is 4.5, it will show 4.5 times the original mining APY	This is the overall MDEX reward gained after providing liquidity on MDEX once you open a position. (your principal + borrowed funds) Since there are borrowed funds, the leverage multiple is the multiple of the LP MDEX rewarded.
Trading Fees	The transaction fee APY that is corresponded to the highest leverage supported	The transaction fee APY on MDEX is calculated by using the average value of the actual transaction volume from the previous 7 days.
FLUX Rewards	FLUX rewarded APY that is corresponded to the highest leverage supported	This is the reward for mining with leverage(mining asset is borrowed), but 1X (no assets are borrowed) leverage does not have this reward. The FLUX reward is highly related to the amount of leverage.
Borrowing Interest	The borrowing APY that is corresponded to the highest leverage supported	Every block collects interests, but the borrowing interest is billed when the position is closed.
Total APR	The total APR that is corresponded to the highest leverage Flux V2 supported (PS: APR is the annualized return which has reinvestment excluded)
Your price slippage tolerance	Your current slippage settings
Price slippage & Trading fee	The percentage value of the price slippage and trading fee; when opening a position, please be aware of the amount shown under “Price impact and Trading Fee” since the LP on MDEX is automatically combined on the 50/50 LP-basis and needs to be created with leverage.	Notice: Occurs when closing a position
Debt Ratio	The depth ratio is defined as the debt value divided by position value. The debt value is the value of a user’s borrowed assets, and the position value is the value of a user’s farming position (collateral + borrowed assets + value of LP tokens)
Position Value	Position Value	Principal Value + Borrowing Value = LP Position