SaucerSwap is a fork of Uniswap v2 that leverages the Hedera Smart Contract Service (HSCS) to include Solidity smart contract integration with the Hedera Token Service (HTS). These smart contracts implement an automated market maker (AMM) protocol, which facilitates token swaps within decentralized liquidity pools.
SaucerSwap serves as both an onboarding ramp for HTS projects and endpoint for bridged liquidity, offering a full-suite of DeFi services.
SAUCE Token
SaucerSwap's native token is $SAUCE: a transferable representation of attributed utility functions; namely, liquidity, staking, and governance, specified in the code. It is therefore designed to be a utility token essential to the protocol. 200 million SAUCE tokens were minted at genesis, while the remaining 800 million will be brought into circulation according to the.
The total supply of SAUCE is hard-capped and will not exceed 1 billion tokens. Furthermore, SaucerSwap will not utilize a burn-and-mint equilibrium (BME) model.
Liquidity
Newly minted SAUCE serves a liquidity mining incentive, used to offset impermanent loss and boostrap liquidity on the protocol.
Staking
Furthermore, the token will play an integral role in and . Users can stake SAUCE in a contract to receive a 0.05% fee for every swap that occurs on the protocol. By staking SAUCE, a user immediately receives SAUCEr tokens as receipt of the liquidity they provided, which they can then stake in Community Pools to compound yield.
Governance
SaucerSwap is structured as a DAO, where the community can create and vote on proposals to steer protocol development. This governance framework leverages a Hedera Consensus Service (HCS)-based ballot & voting architecture. Votes will be proportional to the amount of SAUCE in a user's account, where 1 SAUCE token = 1 vote.
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