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@ITLvault

When using ITL as collateral to borrow USDT, one of the most important indicators users need to monitor is the Loan-to-Value ratio, or LTV. WHAT IS LTV? LTV represents the relationship between the value of the outstanding loan and the value of the collateral. For example:

An infographic titled "Understanding LTV: Warning Zones, Risk Levels & Liquidation" from ITL Vault that illustrates the LTV ratio scale, showing four zones—Safe Zone (LTV < 50%), Warning (LTV 50%), High Risk (LTV 60%), and Liquidation (LTV ≥ 70%)—along with the formula LTV = Loan Value / Collateral Value, directly supporting the post's explanation of LTV as a key borrowing risk indicator when using ITL as collateral.

AI visual note: An infographic titled "Understanding LTV: Warning Zones, Risk Levels & Liquidation" from ITL Vault that illustrates the LTV ratio scale, showing four zones—Safe Zone (LTV < 50%), Warning (LTV 50%), High Risk (LTV 60%), and Liquidation (LTV ≥ 70%)—along with the formula LTV = Loan Value / Collateral Value, directly supporting the post's explanation of LTV as a key borrowing risk indicator when using ITL as collateral.

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