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Start with the same amount and duration
Then consider collateral, the liquidation threshold and the source market
Borrowing cost
APY is an annualized interest snapshot
Use your shortlist to compare the same amount and duration
Network and conversion costs are not modeled, and incentives are not offset
Collateral headroom
Liquidation LTV is a boundary, not a suggested borrowing target
Collateral prices and accrued interest can move a position toward it
The collateral scenario in market details models these changes using your assumptions
Liquidity and execution
Available liquidity is the market pool, not your personal borrowing allowance
Your collateral amount, the market oracle and the current onchain state also matter
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