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Staking

Concept

xREF is the main staking contract (xtoken.ref-finance.near) on the platform. When you stake your REF, you effectively exchange your REF for xREF. Over time, you will always earn more REF by holding xREF tokens.

{% hint style="info" %} There is no Divergence Loss when you stake REF for xREF tokens {% endhint %}

Every swap executed on Ref Finance generates revenue for the protocol.

  • 100% of the protocol fee will be used to buy back REF tokens, of which:
    • 75% will be transferred to the xREF contract (xtoken.ref-finance.near) and released linearly over time
    • 25% will be allocated to a Community/Provision treasury. This treasury will be used to fund grants and other community initiatives/programs

Execution

Like any liquidity provider, Ref Finance collects its shares (16% of the total pool fee) in real-time and will be paid when it removes liquidity from the pool.

Converting protocol LP tokens, resulting from the trading fees, involves the following actions:

  1. Remove liquidity from pools
  2. Withdraw corresponding tokens from Ref Finance (v2.ref-finance.near) to the DAO (ref-finance.sputnik-dao.near)
  3. Send tokens from the DAO to a specific execution account
  4. Buy (back) REF tokens (with the execution account)
  5. Send REF tokens to the staking contract (xtoken.ref-finance.near)

The process happens on a quarterly basis.

{% hint style="info" %} The first buy back involved as many as 35 DAO proposals {% endhint %}

Because the conversion from LP to REF tokens happens on a quarterly basis, and because the tokens collected might be very volatile on the same period, there might be a significant difference between the daily 'observable' revenue and the 'realised' revenue, after conversion.

Finally, rewards are being released linearly on a quarterly basis, and will have boosted markups for the first three years (subject to change):

  • Year 1: 2x
  • Year 2: 1.5x
  • Year 3: 1.2x
  • Year 4: 1x