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# Detailed explanations

Trove structure, liquidation, redemption, leverage, and pool mechanics

## Borrowing and debt settlement

| Topic                                                                           | What it explains                                                                                            |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [Trove concepts](/mechanics/deep-dives/trove-concepts.md)                       | Individual positions, collateral branches, and NFT ownership.                                               |
| [Collateral ratios and liquidation prices](/mechanics/deep-dives/cdp-safety.md) | How collateral prices, debt, interest, and repayment change a position's collateral ratio.                  |
| [Liquidations and Earn](/mechanics/deep-dives/liquidations-and-earn.md)         | How liquidated debt is settled and how Stability Pool deposits and collateral gains change.                 |
| [Redemptions](/mechanics/deep-dives/redemptions.md)                             | How USDHN is exchanged for collateral and how that exchange changes a borrower's debt and collateral ratio. |

## Exposure, liquidity, and vault shares

| Topic                                                                             | What it explains                                                                                           |
| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [Loops and leverage](/mechanics/deep-dives/looping-and-leverage.md)               | How repeated borrowing and collateral purchases increase exposure, debt, and sensitivity to price changes. |
| [StableSwap](/mechanics/deep-dives/stableswap.md)                                 | Pool pricing, slippage, `minOut`, deadlines, and liquidity-provider holdings.                              |
| [Yield-bearing stablecoin shares](/mechanics/deep-dives/yield-bearing-stables.md) | Share conversion rates, withdrawal limits, cooldowns, and the use of vault shares as collateral.           |

For the transaction steps, use [borrowing and liquidation](/protocol/borrowing-and-liquidation.md), [USDHN and Earn](/protocol/usdhn-and-earn.md), or [StableSwap DEX](/protocol/stableswap-dex.md). Definitions and ratios are in the [glossary](/overview/glossary.md).


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