🔥Protocol Revenue & Distribution
The f(x) Protocol generates revenue through multiple mechanisms designed to sustain the system while rewarding participants and long-term supporters.
1. Revenue Sources
Collateral Yields: Earnings derived from the collateral (e.g., stETH) backing the protocol.
Opening and Closing Fees: Fees collected when users open or close xPOSITIONs, contributing to the protocol's revenue stream.
2. Revenue Distribution
All fees and collateral yields are redistributed between the Stability Pool and the f(x) Treasury, with the allocation determined by governance.
Stability Pool: A portion of the revenue supports the Stability Pool, reinforcing system stability and rewarding participants.
f(x) Treasury: The remaining revenue is allocated to the Treasury, where a proportion of it is distributed to veFXN holders. This mechanism provides long-term supporters with substantial financial benefits, fostering a robust and engaged community around the protocol.
Fees Distribution Parameters
Collateral Yields
100% to the Stability Pool
xPOSITION opening/closing fees
70% to the Stability Pool / 30% Protocol Revenue
Rebalance / Liquidation: 10% of the bounty
70% to the Stability Pool / 30% Protocol Revenue
Unused Slippage
70% to the Stability Pool / 30% to the Rebate Reserve
*The rebate reserve is built to offer a fee rebate in the future 👀
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Protocol Revenue Distribution Parameters
All fees captured by the Treasury are distributed in this way.
veFXN
75%
Treasury Multisig
12,5%
Reserve / Insurance Fund
12,5%
The Treasury Multisig allocation helps to sustain the protocol by funding further developments
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