When supplying USDX to HARD protocol, it does not currently count towards a user's collateralization ratio.

12 Apr 2021, 17:00
When supplying USDX to HARD protocol, it does not currently count towards a user's collateralization ratio. Because liquidations seize all collateral supplied, this means that USDX will be liquidated in the event that a user's borrow position becomes undercollateralized. To avoid this, users who are borrowing should use safe limits to prevent liquidation or consider supplying USDX from a separate address until it is turned on as a collateral. We expect USDX to be turned on as a collateral via governance in the next few weeks.

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12 Apr 2021, 17:00
When supplying USDX to HARD protocol, it does not currently count towards a user's collateralization ratio. Because liquidations seize all collateral supplied, this means that USDX will be liquidated in the event that a user's borrow position becomes undercollateralized. To avoid this, users who are borrowing should use safe limits to prevent liquidation or consider supplying USDX from a separate address until it is turned on as a collateral. We expect USDX to be turned on as a collateral via governance in the next few weeks.
When supplying USDX to HARD protocol, it does not currently count towards a user's collateralization ratio.
When supplying USDX to HARD protocol, it does not currently count towards a user's collateralization ratio. Because liquidations seize all collateral supplied, this means that USDX will be liquidated in the event that a user's borrow position becomes undercollateralized. To avoid this, users who are borrowing should use safe limits to prevent liquidation or consider supplying USDX from a separate address until it is turned on as a collateral. We expect USDX to be turned on as a collateral via governance in the next few weeks.