User will put up much more collateral than needed if the exchange rate goes up a lot.
Let's say we first borrow 2900DAI with 966,666,666,666,666,666 (0.96 gOHM) as collateral at a ratio of 3000e18 DAI/gOHM.
What if the ratio reaches 4000e18, the required collateral for the loan amount will be 726 201 712 328 767 122, isn't it necessary to return the difference to the borrower or reduce his debt? What if the price becomes very high e.g. 10000e18, the required collateral will now be 290,480,684,931,506,849, but there will be 966,666,666,666,666,666 as collateral, which is above than three times more. And when the loan becomes default, the lender will receive three times the amount they sent to the borrower.