OuroLayer

After listening to @thisistheshawn explain $OURO on the @MCGlive, the whole model makes a lot more sense. @OuroLayer is building a fee-generation protocol on Robinhood Chain. Under the current model, every trade pays a 5% tax: • 2% funds holder airdrops • 2% builds protocol-owned liquidity • 0.7% funds operations • 0.3% goes to the launchpad The important part is that $OURO doesn’t distribute everything and start again from 0. The liquidity purchased by the protocol stays inside the Reserve and earns trading fees. During each fee cycle, 80% of those fees goes back to holders while 20% compounds into more liquidity. Volume builds LP. LP generates fees. Fees reward holders and grow the Reserve. A larger Reserve can generate more fees. That’s the flywheel. @thisistheshawn also explained that the team currently manages its LP positions themselves. They look at the sustainability and reliability of a project instead of blindly chasing whatever token is trending, with $PONS and $CASHCAT mentioned as examples. The Vaults then make the reward system accessible to holders below the 100,000 $OURO eligibility line by pooling their deposits together. Users can choose to earn more $OURO, $WETH or $USDG. What I like is that these aren’t separate features added just to fill a roadmap. The tax, Reserve, LP positions, airdrops and Vaults are all connected to the same loop. The next step is making that loop easier to track through the upcoming analytics page, while the team continues exploring new Vaults and partnerships.