# Risk Parameters & Stats

## Stats Page

The Stats page, found under More in the top navigation bar, details every piece of information relevant to the transparent operation of WCM, including risk parameters and statistics about the exchange.

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## Risk Parameters

The two most important risk parameters are Risk Price and Risk Slippage. You can see these in a table towards the bottom of the page. Risk Price is an asset volatility factor. Risk Slippage is an asset local liquidity factor.

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These two values are summed (Risk Price + Risk Slippage) to get the "Asset Risk" value on Margin Calculation tab, which then enters into the Available Margin calculation.

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The risk parameters are reviewed quarterly and set to be conservative, slow moving parameters. The intention is that these parameters should be set to manage market conditions far outside of what has been observed historically.

The exact calculation for determining these parameters will be published.

## Exchange Stats

Some things include:

* Fees, including max fees.
* Minimum order quantities. Order sizes are rounded to the minimum quantity.
* The bid/ask spread and number of orders for all markets.
* Risk parameters for each token.
* Addresses and other token specific details.

The page looks like this.

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## Uptime

You can see the uptime and network connectivity on the UI, in the lower left hand corner, when you hover your cursor over "Blockchain Operational."

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You can find MegaETH's uptime page [here](https://uptime.megaeth.com/).

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