dAMM Finance
  • Introduction
    • Abstract
    • The Space
    • The Issues
  • The dAMM Protocol
    • What is dAMM?
    • Understanding dAMM Pools
    • Supply APY
    • Token Borrowers
  • dAMM Token
    • dAMM Utility
    • bdAMM
    • Boosted Pools
    • Governance
  • Interest Rate Model
    • Utilization Rate
    • Borrowing rates
    • Supplier Rates
  • Conclusion
    • Roadmap
    • Future Goals of the Protocol
    • Summary
    • Contract Addresses
  • Security Audit:
    • Dedaub Security Audit of dAMM Finance
  • References
    • [1] Market Making Proposal 1
    • [2] Market Making Proposal 2
    • [3] Notable Recent Exploit
    • [4] Impermanent Loss in Uniswap V3
    • [5] How Liquidity Provider (LP) Tokens Work
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Summary

  • The dAMM protocol establishes liquidity pools for institutional borrowers and community lenders to interact frictionlessly with the intention of bridging decentralized and centralized liquidity in a more efficient manner than ever before.

  • Each dToken market has an interest rate model which is calculated per block, and is determined as a function of the demand and supply of borrowers and lenders.

  • Institutional borrowers must onboard with the dAMM Foundation and go through extensive due diligence and KYC before being allowed to engage with the protocol.

  • Token issuers, community members, and DAOs are able to deposit their tokens in a single asset liquidity pool and receive interest in the native pool token and bdAMM.

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