110% collateral ratios, it is expected that Stability Providers will receive a greater dollar-value of collateral relative to the debt they pay off.110% will be closed (liquidated).~10% value overall hence it is critical to always keep the ratio above 110%, ideally above 150%.110%. The initiator receives a gas compensation (200 LUSD + 0.5% of the Trove's collateral) as reward for this service.gas compensation = 200 LUSD + 0.5% of Trove's collateral (ETH)200 LUSD is funded by a Liquidation Reserve while the variable 0.5% part (in ETH) comes from the liquidated collateral, slightly reducing the liquidation gain for Stability Providers. 110%, you will most likely experience a net gain whenever a Trove is liquidated. 1,000,000 LUSD in the Stability Pool and your deposit is 100,000 LUSD. 200,000 LUSD and collateral of 400 ETH is liquidated at an Ether price of $545, and thus at a collateral ratio of 109% (= 100% * (400 * 545) / 200,000). Given that your pool share is 10%, your deposit will go down by 10% of the liquidated debt (20,000 LUSD), i.e. from 100,000 to 80,000 LUSD. In return, you will gain 10% of the liquidated collateral, i.e. 40 ETH, which is currently worth $21,800. Your net gain from the liquidation is $1,800. 110% that have not been liquidated yet.4 hours>50%.100% most of the time, it is theoretically possible that a Trove gets liquidated below 100% in a flash crash or due to an oracle failure. In such a case, you may experience a loss since the collateral gain will be smaller than the reduction of your deposit. $1, liquidations may become unprofitable for Stability Providers even at collateral ratios higher than 100%. However, this loss is hypothetical since LUSD is expected to return to the peg, so the “loss” only materializes if you had withdrawn your deposit and sold the LUSD at a price above $1.