Protocol Owned Liquidity
One of Tetu's characteristics is to direct a portion of platform revenue towards Protocol Owned Liquidity. This feature was brought to Tetu by the Tetu DAO voting process as a way to help bootstrap platform liquidity. The Profit Destination ratio dictates that 45% of the platform revenue is allocated to Protocol Owned Liquidity.
The liquidity generation performance of the protocol was excellent, within a few weeks after the DAO voting the protocol had already accumulated a position of almost $30K of liquidity. What was most surprising about this liquidity generation measure is that it is a completely self-sustaining solution and the liquidity generation capacity of the Tetu protocol is completely linked to the productivity of TVL at work.
The more TVL at work, the greater will be Tetu's liquidity generation.
Low liquidity or limited liquidity was not a problem unique to Tetu. Many protocols face or have already gone through the challenge of generating liquidity, the most used solution is to incentivize the liquidity of native tokens with a high emission. While this solution is very popular and has the potential to attract liquidity to the protocol's native tokens in the short term, in the long term it poses problems as token emissions are reduced and the incentives to provide liquidity become less and less over time. With enough time, users find themselves in a situation where it is no longer attractive to provide liquidity and low liquidity or limited liquidity is again a problem for the protocol.
As Tetu's liquidity generation is associated with TVL at Work's yield farming productivity it is expected that Tetu's liquidity will become even greater as Tetu's TVL increases. A very interesting feature of this liquidity generation system is that if TVL remains at flat levels, liquidity continues to be generated, if a lot of TVL is deposited in the Tetu protocol, even more liquidity is generated, and there are situations where TVL at work fluctuates downwards but the TETU buyback capacity is drastically increased due to the fluctuation of the TETU price, producing a huge liquidity generation even with a lower TVL at work.
Tetu's liquidity generation system creates liquidity in all market environments.
To check the protocol's TETU liquidity funds look for Fund Keeper LP Balance on the Stats page.
All profits from Tetu on Fantom are used to acquire Protocol Owned Liquidity. Profits on Fantom come from the following sources:
- 10% single asset auto compound fees and Beethoven.
- 1% auto compound fees from LP assets.
- 70% of profits from Standard Vaults to Protocol Owned Liquidity.
The effect of 45% of Tetu's profits being converted into protocol owned liquidity creates buying pressure and a growing position of TETU-USDC LP that works as if it were a productive burn as it removes TETU tokens from the market, serves Tetu users through additional liquidity, profit over time through trading fees and represent assets backing the TETU token, increasing its value.
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