E-Mode
E-Mode (Efficiency Mode) is a feature that enables higher capital efficiency when borrowing correlated assets. When you supply collateral and borrow an asset within the same risk category, the third-party protocol on WLFI Markets automatically applies a more favorable liquidation threshold.
Automatic activation
E-Mode activates automatically based on the assets in your position. There's no manual toggle - simply supply and borrow correlated assets to benefit from enhanced liquidation thresholds.
How E-Mode works
Dolomite groups assets into risk categories based on their price correlation. When all assets in your position belong to the same category, the protocol applies optimized margin requirements.
Supported E-Mode categories
While Dolomite supports additional E-Mode categories across its deployments, WLFI Markets currently supports two modes:
Stablecoin E-Mode - For positions containing only USD-pegged stablecoins
Ethereum-correlated E-Mode - For positions containing only ETH and ETH-derivative assets
Default margin requirement
If no E-Mode is active, WLFI Markets uses the default margin requirement (117.65% / 85% liquidation threshold). Mixing assets from different categories in any position will cause the entire position to use the default margin requirement.
Stablecoin E-Mode
USD1, USDC, USDT
Lower
Higher
Ethereum-Correlated E-Mode
ETH
Lower
Higher
Example: Stablecoin E-Mode
If you supply USD1 as collateral and borrow USDT, both assets are stablecoins pegged to USD. Because their prices move together, the risk of liquidation due to price divergence is minimal. E-Mode recognizes this correlation and allows you to borrow more against your collateral.
If you then borrow ETH in the same position, the margin requirement automatically adjusts to the default rate since ETH is not correlated with stablecoins.
Asset categories
WLFI Markets on Ethereum Mainnet supports the following asset categories for E-Mode:
Stablecoin E-Mode
1
USD1
World Liberty Financial's USD-backed stablecoin
2
USDC
Circle's USD Coin
5
USDT
Tether USD
Positions containing only stablecoins benefit from E-Mode's enhanced liquidation threshold. Borrowing one stablecoin against another stablecoin as collateral qualifies for this mode.
Ethereum-correlated E-Mode
0
ETH
Ethereum
Positions containing only ETH-correlated assets benefit from enhanced liquidation threshold.
Coming soon
For now, WLFI Markets only supports supplying ETH (which will be automatically wrapped to WETH) in this category. Additional ETH-derivative assets will be added in the future.
Benefits of E-Mode
Higher Borrowing Power
Borrow more against your collateral when using correlated assets
Capital Efficiency
Optimize your positions without additional collateral
Automatic Application
No configuration needed—E-Mode applies based on your position composition
Flexible Positions
Add non-correlated assets anytime; the margin requirement adjusts automatically
E-Mode and liquidation risk
Important
While E-Mode allows higher liquidation thresholds, it does not eliminate liquidation risk. Even correlated assets can experience temporary price divergence. Monitor your collateral ratio and maintain appropriate buffers.
When E-Mode is active, your liquidation threshold remains tied to the enhanced margin requirements. If your position's collateral ratio drops below 1.00, it becomes eligible for liquidation regardless of whether E-Mode is active.
Best practices
Monitor your collateral ratio regularly, especially during periods of high market volatility
Maintain a buffer above the minimum collateralization threshold
Understand the assets in your position and their correlation dynamics
Technical details
E-Mode is provided by Dolomite's Account Risk Override system. The protocol evaluates your position's composition on every transaction and applies the appropriate margin category automatically.
Default
117.65%
85%
Stablecoin E-Mode
Enhanced
Higher
Ethereum-Correlated E-Mode
Enhanced
Higher
For more technical information about risk parameters and margin calculations, visit the Dolomite Risk Management Documentation.
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