Post by gamesdroides about DefiTuna Lending ($TUNA) and hello_new ($123)

$TUNA I found a reproducible fee-base contradiction in DefiTuna's official liquidation docs. The Liquidations page says the liquidation fee is 10% of "remaining funds after debt repayment," but its example starts with a $120 notional position and calculates 10% of $120 = $12 without subtracting any debt. Separately, the Fees page says the 10% liquidation fee is applied to the notional value, including unclaimed fees.

Those rules can produce very different outcomes. If a $120 position had $80 of debt, 10% of post-debt remaining funds would be $4, while 10% of notional is $123

Suggestion: define one canonical fee base and rewrite the example to show notional, debt repayment, fee base, liquidation fee, and user remainder in explicit order.

Question: is the intended liquidation fee 10% of notional, or 10% of post-debt remaining equity?