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  • About Money On Chain
  • Getting started
    • What do I need to know first
    • Wallets available
      • Mobile wallet
        • Rabby
        • SafePal
        • Beexo
        • Exodus
        • UniFi
        • Metamask
      • Web3 wallet
        • Metamask
        • Rabby
        • Unifi
        • SafePal
        • Exodus
      • Hardware wallet setup
        • Ledger
          • Installing Ledger Live
          • Configuring the wallet
          • Installing applications
          • Logging in to the platform
        • Trezor
          • Installing Trezor Suite
          • Configuring the wallet
          • Logging in to the platform
    • Getting rBTC for network fees
      • Getting rBTC with Boltz
      • Getting rBTC and back to BTC with FastBTC
      • Getting rBTC with LNp2pbot
      • Getting rBTC with the 2WayPeg
        • Using the app
          • BTC to RBTC
          • RBTC to BTC
        • Using Electrum and MyCrypto
  • Using Money On Chain
    • How to access the platform
    • How to get tokens
      • How to mint BPro
      • How to mint DoC
      • How to get MOC and DOC tokens
        • Symbiosis
        • OKU Trade
        • Stargate
        • Rubic
        • OpenOcean
        • Sushi Swap
        • Balmy
        • UniFi
        • Sovryn
        • TEX
      • How to claim MoC Tokens from Liquidity Mining
      • How to sell BPro in the TEX
    • How to stake MOC tokens
      • Staking with MOC Manager
      • Staking with the dApp
      • Staking with MOC Tools
    • How to vote in MOC governance
      • With MOC Manager
      • With MOC Tools
    • How to get yield
      • Tropykus
      • Sovryn
  • Going deeper
    • Video Resources
    • Useful Links
    • Understanding Metrics
    • Using the TestNet
    • Using the TEX
  • Money On Chain Apps
  • Stablecoin Protocol
  • TEX - Decentralized Token Exchange
  • Frequently Asked Questions
    • Protocol FAQ
    • Fees and Rewards
    • Terms & Conditions
  • Integrators
    • Documentation
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  1. Going deeper

Understanding Metrics

All the information you need to understand the Money On Chain Decentralized Finance protocol and its numbers.

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Last updated 1 year ago

The Metrics section has plenty of information about the system's health and helps you make your decisions regarding Money On Chain tokens.

The first card is for the System Status.

It shows the health of the system indicating which operations are available. This depends on the Global Coverage that is displayed at the right of the card.

The Global Coverage is the relation between collateral in the protocol measured in USD and DoC tokens issued.

‌The card at the right shows the information on the amount of rBTC in the protocol disaggregated by BPro (orange) and DoC (green).

Then we can see rBTC price in USD and rBTC interest bag which was the interest paid to BPro by BTCx. As BTCx is no longer part of the protocol, this interest is 0 rBTC.

EMA (Exponential Moving Average) is the rBTC price at which the Global Coverage reaches Target Coverage (lower limit of Coverage at which the system begins the restrictions).

The DoC card displays the amount in the system (minted) and the amount available to redeem and mint according to the collateral locked.

The next card shows MOC token price.

BPro card shows:

  • Current price

  • Leverage

  • The total in the system is the amount of BPro minted

  • Available to redeem

The Discount price will remain equal to BPro price. It will show a lower number only in the case the Global Coverage goes lower than 2 as it is explained in this .

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