YetiSwap Introduction
IntroductionYetiSwap is a decentralized exchange (DEX) which runs on Avalanche, uses thesame automated market-making (AMM) model as Uniswap, features a native governance token called YTS
YetiSwap is a decentralized exchange (DEX) which runs on Avalanche, uses the same automated market-making (AMM) model as Uniswap, features a native governance token called YTS that is fully community distributed and is capable of trading all tokens issued on Ethereum and Avalanche. In a crowded marketplace with multiple contenders, YetiSwap offers three critically important benefits: fast and cheap trades, and a fair and open token distribution.
First, YetiSwap can finalize trades quickly and cheaply. Since YetiSwap is built on Avalanche, it enables users to swap assets while enjoying sub-second transaction finality and transaction fees as low as a few cents. Oftentimes, trades on YetiSwap will feel as fast as trades on centralized exchanges. Second, beyond the significant performance upgrades to the technical status quo.
Users of existing AMMs, such as Pangolin, Uniswap, and Sushiswap, are already familiar with their mechanism of action. Therefore, the rest of this post does not discuss how YetiSwap achieves its trading capabilities. Instead, we discuss the YTS token in more detail, including its distribution mechanism and governance rules.
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No YTS tokens are allocated to the investors, advisors, or any sort of insiders. YTS is capped at a supply of 556 million tokens, 100% of which will be distributed to the community according to
YTS Distribution
Chart 1. The first 90% of tokens, or 500 million tokens, are dedicated to the community treasury, where they will initially be used to fund liquidity mining. 5% of tokens, or 28 million tokens, are dedicated to a community airdrop, and 5% of tokens, 28 million tokens, dev fee
The vesting schedule is algorithmically specified as follows: starting from 250 M tokens for the first four years, the number of tokens distributed halves every additional four years, meaning that the next four years contribute roughly a quarter, and so on. This pattern continues into perpetuity. For reference, during the first four years, roughly 5.2 M YTS will be distributed per month to liquidity miners. The full schedule of distribution of YTS in the liquidity mining allocation is shown below:
Time | Total YTS Distributed | YTS / Month |
0 - 4 years | 250 M | ~ 5.2 M |
4 - 8 years | 125 M | ~ 2.6M |
8 - 12 years | 62.5 M | ~ 1.3 M |
12 - 16 years | 31 M | ~ 650 K |
16 - 20 years | 15.5 M | ~ 325 K |
20 - 24 years | 7.5 M | ~ 162 K |
24 - 28 years | 3.5 M | ~ 81 K |
... | ... | ... |
Time | Total YTS Distributed | YTS / Month |
0 - 4 years | 14 M | ~ 291 K |
4 - 8 years | 7 M | ~ 145 K |
8 - 12 years | 3.5 M | ~ 72.5 K |
12 - 16 years | 1.75 M | ~ 36 K |
16 - 20 years | 875 K | ~ 18 K |
20 - 24 years | 437 K | ~ 9 K |
24 - 28 years | 218 K | ~ 4.5 K |
... | ... | ... |
We will distribute totally 28m YTS on Airdrop in different phases. Details will be announced later...
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