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What is Tetu Tokenomics?

By | November 4, 2021

Let’s explore how the Tetu tokenomics works.

The main objective of the TETU protocol is to share profits between investors.

This is done in a way that when depositing assets on the TETU platform, TETU is automatically bought back with yield farming profits and distributed to investors.

In this way, the final result is bigger and more stable profits for TETU users.

xTETU Value

Tetu tokenomics adds value to TETU through buybacks and increasing Profit Share APR. This creates a dynamic in which the higher the working TVL, the higher the TETU Buyback will be, increasing the APR of the TETU Profit Share. So xTETU is built in a way that its intrinsic value is fully related to working TVL.

Tokenomics

TETU’s Tokenomics is completely deflationary so that all suppliers will be fully minted in 4 years. The TETU minting period is expected to be completed in August 2025. TETU has made a fair release so that no TETU token was sold to any favored individual prior to release and that no part of the emission favors VCs or advisors.

FundKeeper

67% of emission goes to FundKeeper contract. This part of emission will be distributed on the other Networks.

Polygon

33% of emission goes to Polygon. In the following way:
– 70% is distributed as yield farming rewards to investors.
– 30% is distributed to the Governance wallet to further protocol developments.

TETU investors take advantage of an auto compounding factor because emissions rewards are realized in xTETU.

Supply

The maximum supply of TETU tokens is 1 Billion. Upon completion of emission, there will be no more than 1 Billion TETU tokens available.

Scarcity

The Tetu tokenomics is designed in a way that provides future TETU token scarcity. In 100 weeks 75% of all supply will be minted.

With all this knowledge Tetuans will be able to express their wisdom for building a wonderful society and hope that in 365 weeks the world will be a better place.

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