How to use the Calculator
Select a trading pair
Use the Trading Pair dropdown to choose the pegged vault you want to analyze (e.g., JupSOL/SOL, JUICED/USDC, INF/SOL).The Current Vault State panel displays the live parameters for that vault: Supply APY, Borrow APY, Liquidation Threshold, and Final APY.
Set your leverage
Use the slider to choose a leverage level. The calculator shows the corresponding LTV and safety status. The maximum leverage is capped at the vault’s Liquidation Threshold.
Choose a scenario
Select one of three borrow rate scenarios to simulate:
- Standard Market — Uses the current borrow rate (1x). Shows what happens if rates stay where they are.
- Moderate Peak — Simulates the borrow rate doubling (2x). Represents a period of elevated borrowing demand.
- Max Peak — Simulates the borrow rate tripling (3x). Represents an extreme rate spike.
Read the Liquidation Timeline
The chart on the right shows how the Borrow APY evolves over time under the selected scenario and how long it would take for the position to reach liquidation.
- Current Borrow rate — The rate right now, with its estimated days to liquidation.
- Peak Borrow rate — The simulated peak rate, with its estimated days to liquidation.
What it shows
The Calculator displays the following for your selected vault and leverage:| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
| Supply APY | Current annual yield earned on the collateral asset |
| Borrow APY | Current annual rate paid on the borrowed asset |
| Liquidation Threshold | The debt-to-collateral ratio at which partial liquidation begins |
| Final APY | The effective return on your net value at the selected leverage |
| LTV | The loan-to-value ratio at the selected leverage |
| Days to Liquidation | Estimated time before the position reaches the Liquidation Threshold under the selected scenario |
Important limitations
Market price fluctuations will not cause liquidations on pegged vaults. However, stablecoin depeg risk is not factored into this calculator. Time to liquidation may vary if a stablecoin loses its peg.

