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  • πŸ‘‹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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Exits

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Last updated 1 year ago

iFIL holders can withdraw FIL from the liquidity pool at any time, so long as the pool has enough liquidity to process the exit. The pool holds 10% of it assets as a reserve for exits.

If the pool dips into the reserves, Storage Providers cannot rent funds from the pool until the reserves are rebuilt again. All deposits and weekly fee payments go towards refilling the reserve.