Power Stake
  • Start Here
    • Power Facts
    • Real World Example
    • Three Components
  • Power Stake Protocol (USP)
  • Time Vault Strategies (TVS)
    • Time Vault Examples
    • Time Vault Pools
    • Time Vault Fees
    • Time Vaults Database
      • Aave
        • AAVEv2-V1 Strategies
        • AAVEv2-V2 Strategies
        • AAVEv2-V3 Strategies
        • AAVEv3 Strategies
      • Lido Finance
        • stETH
      • GMX
        • GLP Strategy
      • Rocket Pool
        • rETH
    • Time Vault Interface
  • Time Based Tokens (TBTs)
    • Upfront Staking TBTs
    • Minting TBTs (Staking)
    • Burning TBTs (UpfrontBurn)
    • Swapping TBTs
  • Tokenomics (Power)
    • Token Utility
    • Time Switch
    • Power Capacitor
  • FAQ
    • Where does the yield come from?
    • What are the risks of Power staking?
    • What are some real-world use cases?
    • How is the APY calculated?
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  1. Tokenomics (Power)

Time Switch

How the Protocol Generates Revenue

Similar to how Uniswap v3 has a Fee Switch, Power Stake has a Time Switch. Each time someone uses the protocol by minting new TBTs, a 0-20% Time Fee is taken and sent to the Power Stake Capacitor.

Example

  • If the protocol has a 5% Time Fee and...

  • A user stakes 100 ETH for 1 year which generates 100 ETH TBT

  • 5 ETH TBT goes to the Power Capacitor

  • 95 ETH TBT goes to the Power Staker to be instantly redeemed for yield by burning or swapping

Current Fee

The Time Fee is currently set to 5% on all networks.

Time Fee Details

The only way to remove Time Fees from the Power Stake Capacitor is by depositing Upfront Stake tokens.

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Last updated 7 months ago