Nuon v2 Whitepaper
  • Abstract
  • Introduction
  • Challenge
  • Architecture
    • Overview
    • Treasury
    • Deposit Conversion
    • Refilling Buffer
    • Vaults
    • Dutch Auction
    • Cross-chain Deposits
    • Governance
    • Emergency Mode
    • Minting Caps Equilibrium
    • Backstops
  • Governance
    • Veto System
    • Proposal System
    • Vote Power Weighting
  • NUON
    • Overview
    • Rebasing
    • Staking
  • MaxCap
    • Overview
    • Token Allocation
    • Staking Distribution
    • Claiming Excess
  • Miscellaneous
    • Security Audit
    • System Transition
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Abstract

Price inflation remains one of the most understated issues for global stablecoin holders.

According to US CPI, in the past 5 years, all assets kept in stablecoin lost 17% of value, and according to Truflation's CPI the loss was larger than 26%.

There is ~$80 billion in latent stablecoins in DeFi, seeking protection from accumulated inflation. Those holders desire modest, reliable, low-risk returns but find defi protocols prohibitively risky and complicated.

On the other hand, those best to source reliable returns are crypto-natives: risk-seeking investors who demand high yields and are comfortable taking enormous risks to get them.

Nuon v2 bridges the gap between stablecoin holders seeking modest returns and crypto-native investors seeking high yields.

Nuon v2 ensures stable inflation-hedging yields for NUON holders while rewarding nuMint governance token holders with the accumulated surplus yield generated from strategies that they vote to allocate capital towards.

Nuon v2 uses a lightweight veto-based governance system with optimistic security assumptions to enforce risk preferences while allowing any asset as a source of yield. The backstop function protects the protocol and ensures NUON holders at least the inflation-level yields, also during times when inflation is higher than yields.

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