Bonding Types
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Nemesis PRO offers 3 different types of bonds for different scenarios and approaches, which are Stable Bonds, Liquidity Bonds, and Auctioned Bonds.
Stable bonds sell NMSP at a discount (as it can mint NMSP through contract) to acquire treasury reserve assets. Bonding may therefore be preferable to purchasing NMSP on the market and staking when a favorable discount exists.
Stable Bonds serve as a two-way stabilizer as these reserves ensure the 90-day movement average stability (See Range Bound Stability here.) by accumulating treasury reserves and using them to stabilize the price in both situations. Accumulated funds will also be utilized via and to support NMSP price continuously.
USDC / Vesting Time: 10 days USDT / Vesting Time: 15 days BUSD / Replaced with USDC
Liquidity Bonds are comparable to Stable Bonds, with the exception that they bond via Liquidity Provider (LP) tokens provided by an AMM. These bonds are utilized when additional liquidity is required. NMSP/BUSD LP / Currently Disabled
Contrary to other bonds, rewards distributed by aren’t minted. Auctioned Bonds use excess NMSP tokens and other stable reserve assets in Treasury to help keep price stability in check. (RBS)
initiates if the NMS Price persists above the 90-day moving average for 72 hours and the treasury reward forecast has excess NMSP tokens. In Auction Bonding, participants bid BUSD to earn NMSP with a 10% bidding fee. All of the BUSD from fees accumulates in the treasury.
After the 72-hour period, while being above the 90-day price average, initiation happens manually by the team.
initiates if the NMSP Price persists below the 90-day price average for 72 hours and the treasury reward forecast has excess BUSD tokens. In Reverse Auction, participants bid NMSP to earn BUSD. 50% of the accumulated NMSP is burned, and the remaining 50% goes to the treasury.
After the 72-hour period, while being above the 90-day price average, initiation happens manually by the team.