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Agent Police

Enforces rules and keeps the system's Agents in check

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Last updated 1 year ago

The Agent Police is a contract that is responsible for enforcing the rules and criteria of each pool. It also contains rules of its own (on a protocol level basis), regardless of the strategies deployed by any specific pool. If an Agent breaks any rules in the system, the Agent Police is the entity that will transition the associated Agent into a bad standing state by putting them on administration or into default. The Agent Police is ultimately responsible for processing Agent state transitions and liquidations as well.

Over time, the Agent Police’s functionality will be decentralized. However, at the protocol launch, the Agent Police is solely operated by the GLIF team.

The Agent Police ensures Agents follow the rules