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  • 👋Welcome to GLIF
    • Intro
    • History of GLIF and Filecoin DeFi
  • Storage Provider Economics
    • Use Cases
    • Storage Provider Equity
    • Storage Provider Liquidation Value
    • Storage Provider Earnings
    • Borrowing Limits
    • Guarantors
    • Withdraw funds
    • Rates & Payments
    • Quotas
    • Rule Enforcement
  • Agents
    • Agents
    • Owner and Operator Keys
    • Credentials
    • Add/Remove Miners
    • 3 Agent States
    • Helpful CLI commands
  • Token holder economics
    • How it works
    • Understand Collateral
    • Rewards & iFIL
    • Exits
    • Audits
    • Risks
  • More about the protocol
    • Agent Police
    • Agent Data Oracle
    • Decentralization
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  1. Storage Provider Economics

Quotas

The Infinity Pool has a simple leveling mechanism that sets pool-wide borrow quotas that correspond to an associated Agent level. These levels are manually applied to agents and can be adjusted by the Infinity Pool operators. Regardless of its unique financial situation, a SP cannot rent FIL above its cap at its associated level.

The intention behind the leveling system is to promote diversification of fund issuance across many SPs in the pool. It prevents a single, powerful SP from renting a large concentration of the pool’s liquid funds.

The leveling system will eventually be phased out once the Pool grows to a large enough size.

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