Liquidity Pool Dynamics

How are fees distributed to pools?

An example: Let's say $1,000,000 is powering CORE, and assume each pool was created with 50 NFTs.

• Pool A is = $600,000 or 60% of the TVL

• Pool B = $400,000 or 40% of the TVL

  • Core's 1-month revenue = $100,000

    • Pool A is attributed 60% or $60,000:

      Split = 65% | 35% or $39,000 | $21,000

    • Pool B is attributed 40% or $40,000:

      Split = 65% | 35% or $26,000 | $14,000

Liquidity Pools	Tier 1	Tier 2	Tier 3
NFTs Staked	50	100	150
Split (UGS | User)	65% | 35%	55% | 45%	45% | 55%

In a PUBLIC POOL, creators can assign a "Whale Fee". This fee takes x% from their side of the split and the rest is proportionally split between those that provide liquidity in that pool.

Let's discuss specifics around claim periods and lockups. Our EPOCHs are measured as 1 week.

In order to ensure the stability of the liquidity pools we will ask liquidity providers to lock for certain durations. NFT Default Lock Period: 1 Month

Liquidity Lock Period: 2 epochs

Fees are claimable once every epoch. Community feedback is incredibly important to use in how these lockups will be determined and when they may be adjusted.

Note: Increasing the NFT lockup period will add a bonus to the splits of your pool.

The percent of fees generated attributed to a specific pool is equal to the pool's representation of CORE's Total Value Locked.