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We know that a Dutch auction for a defaulted loan has a floor price ranging between 5% and 30%
In situations where the Dutch liquidation floor price remains unattractive to buyers, such as in the case of a long-duration loan where the collateral value has significantly decreased, it is essential to have a mechanism to maximize the value recovered from the collateral. We want to avoid scenarios where buyers are unwilling to pay 30% of the collateral value, but would be interested at 29%. Utilizing the existing editFloorPrice() function would be beneficial in this context. Lenders would prefer to receive 29% of the collateral's value rather than nothing at all.
editFloorPrice() is not used in DebitaV3Loan
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- A liquidation auction starts.
- No buyers express interest.
- There is no mechanism to edit the floor price.
Lenders could possibly incur substantial losses.
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Add editFloorPrice
functionality in DebitaLoanV3.sol
, which could be called by any lender or borrower that participates in the loan.