lUSDT Minting and Burning

Lpotic Network facilitates the minting and burning of lUSDT tokens, a process that is aligned with the lUSDT's current market price in the vault.

  • Minting Process:

    • Users can deposit USDT into the lUSDT Vault for minting lUSDT, a process that does not impact lUSDT’s market price.

    • Minting is permissible only when the Vault Collateral Rate is below 150%.

  • Discounts and Locking Period:

    • The lUSDT Vault offers minting discounts influenced by the locking period and the Collateral Rate, encouraging users to mint and lock lUSDT.

    • Daily minting limits are capped at a maximum of 2% of the vault's total value, with locking periods ranging from 14 to 365 days.

  • Discount Rate Calculation:

    • The discount rate for minting and locking lUSDT varies according to the Vault Collateral Rate and the locking period.

    • This rate linearly decreases from 5% to 0% when the Collateral Rate lies between 100% and 150%.

$LPOTIC Minting and Buyback

The $LPOTIC token, an integral part of the Loptic Network, undergoes dynamic minting and buyback processes based on the lUSDT Vault’s Collateral Rate, primarily conducted within the OTC Market.

  • Minting of $LPOTIC:

    • When the Collateral Rate falls below 100%, $LPOTIC is minted in exchange for USDT, which is subsequently deposited into the lUSDT Vault.

    • The daily minting limit is set at 0.05% of the total supply of $LPOTIC.

  • Buyback of $LPOTIC:

    • If the Collateral Rate exceeds 130%, the lUSDT Vault gradually utilizes its USDT reserves to purchase $LPOTIC.

OTC Trade Mechanism

OTC trading within the Loptic Network is conducted using the 1-hour TWAP price of $LPOTIC.

  • Selling Minted $LPOTIC:

    • In scenarios where the Collateral Rate is insufficient, minted $LPOTIC is sold via OTC trades to safely replenish the lUSDT Vault, minimizing potential market impact.

    • To prevent speculative price surges and losses from arbitrage activities, the lUSDT Vault progressively acquires $LPOTIC, particularly when the Collateral Rate is deemed sufficient.

Last updated