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| − | To incentivise liquidity providers, they | + | For the decentralized exchange on DeFiChain to work correctly, investors must provide the same value of liquidity to both sides of the liquidity pools (e.g. 50$ DFI + 50$ dBTC). That is known as "liquidity mining." |
| − | * DFI rewards per block | + | |
| − | * Fees | + | To incentivise liquidity providers, they earn two different types of revenue in compensation for price volatility, which may cause [[Impermanent Loss|impermanent loss]]: |
| + | * DFI rewards per block which are currently being awarded due to the fact that there is not currently enough swap commissions to provide the appropriate rewards to the liquidity providers. | ||
| + | * Fees/Commisions for each swap on the Decentralized Exchange (DEX) | ||
== Block rewards == | == Block rewards == | ||
| − | + | [[File:Regular block-reward reduction.png|thumb]] | |
| − | + | The emission of the block rewards changes regularly. Approximately every 11 days we have a decrease of 1.6%. The current valid distribution can be found on the DeFiChain-Analytics-Website. Just click the following link https://www.defichain-analytics.com/general?entry=emission<br><br>Block rewards for dToken Liquidity Pools (e.g. dTSLA-DUSD; dURTH-DUSD,..) need to be re-adjusted every month as we ususally get 4 new dToken into the ecosystem. The distribution is currently decided by a group of DeFichain-Contributors, the so-called ticker-council, as we do not have a decentralized solution for that yet. You can find the current reward-distribution [https://www.krypto-sprungbrett.com/stock-token-apr/ by clicking this link] | |
| − | + | == Commissions from DEX users == | |
| − | + | The second, currently smaller, part of the revenue comes from commissions from DEX users' swaps. From every swap a [[DEX Fee structure|fee]] of the given coin is deducted and distributed proportionally to the liquidity providers. The target is getting much more trading on the DEX in the future. So the regular decrease of block rewards should be compensated by increasing commissions in the future. So there will still be an incentive for providing liquidity after the block rewards are gone. | |
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Latest revision as of 17:25, 23 October 2022
For the decentralized exchange on DeFiChain to work correctly, investors must provide the same value of liquidity to both sides of the liquidity pools (e.g. 50$ DFI + 50$ dBTC). That is known as "liquidity mining."
To incentivise liquidity providers, they earn two different types of revenue in compensation for price volatility, which may cause impermanent loss:
- DFI rewards per block which are currently being awarded due to the fact that there is not currently enough swap commissions to provide the appropriate rewards to the liquidity providers.
- Fees/Commisions for each swap on the Decentralized Exchange (DEX)
Block rewards
The emission of the block rewards changes regularly. Approximately every 11 days we have a decrease of 1.6%. The current valid distribution can be found on the DeFiChain-Analytics-Website. Just click the following link https://www.defichain-analytics.com/general?entry=emission
Block rewards for dToken Liquidity Pools (e.g. dTSLA-DUSD; dURTH-DUSD,..) need to be re-adjusted every month as we ususally get 4 new dToken into the ecosystem. The distribution is currently decided by a group of DeFichain-Contributors, the so-called ticker-council, as we do not have a decentralized solution for that yet. You can find the current reward-distribution by clicking this link
Commissions from DEX users
The second, currently smaller, part of the revenue comes from commissions from DEX users' swaps. From every swap a fee of the given coin is deducted and distributed proportionally to the liquidity providers. The target is getting much more trading on the DEX in the future. So the regular decrease of block rewards should be compensated by increasing commissions in the future. So there will still be an incentive for providing liquidity after the block rewards are gone.
