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Atomic arbitrage profit (aarb): is defined as the gain of two atomically executed arbitrage trades $TA$ and $TB$ on exchange $A$ and $B$.
Non-atomic arbitrage profit (naarb): is defined as the arbitrage gain, if $TA$
executes first, and $TB$βs execution follows after $i$ intermediary transactions.
Holding value ($Hv$): is defined as the change in the averaged price of the given asset pair on the two exchanges, which represents the asset value change during the non-atomic execution period.
Borrowing Capacity ($Bc$): Refers to the total value that a borrower is allowed to request from a lending pool, given its collateral amount. For each collateral asset π of a borrower, its borrowing capacity is defined in Equation 3.
$$ Bc =βοΈ π πππ’π ππ πΆπππππ‘ππal Γ LTπ $$
Health Factor ($Hhf$): The health factor measures the collateralization status of a position, defined as the ratio of the borrowing capacity over the outstanding debts (cf. Equation 4).
$$ Hhf = BC / βοΈ ππππ’π ππ π·πππ‘t $$
MVI: Mininumal Profitable Viable Input