Lpotic
  • Introduction
  • Lpotic Trade
  • Lpotic Decentralized Oracle Network
    • Asset Classes
    • Trading Mechanics
    • Opening & Closing Positions
  • Slippage Mechanism & Liquidation Process
    • Liquidation Mechanism
    • Liquidation Residual Value
    • Fee Structure
    • Fee Allocation
  • lUSDT Vault
    • lUSDT Token
    • lUSDT Minting and Burning
  • $LPOTIC Tokenomics
    • $LPOTIC Allocation
    • Token Functionality
  • Lpotic DAO
  • Roadmap
  • Disclaimer
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  1. $LPOTIC Tokenomics

Token Functionality

  • Protocol Improvement and Governance: $LPOTIC holders have the privilege to propose improvements, participate in voting, and engage in governance activities.

  • Staking and Earning: By staking $LPOTIC, users can partake in the network's economic activities, earning a share of the protocol's revenue.

Single Side Staking Pool

The Lpotic Network establishes a single side staking pool for $LPOTIC, where users can stake and redeem $LPOTIC at any time. Stakers earn a share of Loptic Trade's transaction fees in $USDT, receiving 20% of the opening fees and 7.5% of the closing fees.

$veLPOTIC & DAO Staking Pool

To mitigate speculative voting and proposal submission, Lpotic Network utilizes $veLPOTIC for governance empowerment.

  • Staking and Governance Rights: $LPOTIC holders can lock their tokens in the Loptic DAO Staking Pool to receive $veLPOTIC and governance rights. Stakers are entitled to a share of Lpotic Trade's transaction fees in $USDT (30% of opening fees and 7.5% of closing fees) and governance rewards in $LPOTIC.

  • Locking Period and Voting Rights: Locking $LPOTIC for one year grants one $veLPOTIC, equating to one vote. The voting power decays linearly over time. Holders can lock their tokens for periods ranging from two weeks to one year, with the option to extend.

  • Conversion and Burn: After the locking period, holders can convert $veLPOTIC back to $LPOTIC, leading to the burning of $veLPOTIC.

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