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+ Use it at your own risk! This is an R&D project in it's early stage [Beta 0.5]. Before to use UniFi related functions be sure to read the documentation and Smart Contracts code. All of the Functions of UniFi work on top of Uniswap, Before use them be sure to read how Uniswap work: Ethhub Uniswap Guide | Uniswap Returns Guide | Advanced Uniswap Guide
+Use it at your own risk! This is an R&D project in it's early stage [Beta 0.5]. Before to use UniFi related functions be sure to read the documentation and Smart Contracts code. All of the Functions of UniFi work on top of Uniswap, Before use them be sure to read how the Uniswap protocol works: Ethhub Uniswap Guide | Uniswap Returns Guide | Advanced Uniswap Guide
); } diff --git a/spa/dappMenu/view.jsx b/spa/dappMenu/view.jsx index d9ff23e..a126523 100644 --- a/spa/dappMenu/view.jsx +++ b/spa/dappMenu/view.jsx @@ -18,10 +18,22 @@ var DappMenu = React.createClass({ icon: "m4" }, { title: "Liquidity Crafting", - icon: "m2" + icon: "m2", + props : { + onClick: () => this.emit("section/change", "grimoire", { + href : "#grimCraft" + }), + href: "#grimCraft" + } }, { title: "Liquidity Offering", - icon: "m5" + icon: "m5", + props : { + onClick: () => this.emit("section/change", "grimoire", { + href : "#grimCraft" + }), + href: "#grimCraft" + } }, { title: "Swap Bazar", icon: "m1" @@ -30,7 +42,11 @@ var DappMenu = React.createClass({ icon: "m0" }, { title: "Github", - icon: "m3" + icon: "m3", + props : { + href: "https://github.com/b-u-i-d-l/unifi", + target: "_blank" + } }] }; }, @@ -60,22 +76,27 @@ var DappMenu = React.createClass({ state[type] = !(_this.state && _this.state[type]); _this[type] && delete _this[type].onblur; _this.setState(state, function() { - _this.state[type] && _this[type] && !_this[type].onblur && (_this[type].onblur = function(e) { + _this.state[type] && _this[type] && (_this[type].onblur = _this[type].onblur || function(e) { e && e.preventDefault && e.preventDefault(true) && e.stopPropagation && e.stopPropagation(true); e.relatedTarget && e.relatedTarget !== oldTarget && e.relatedTarget.click(); - //toggleWork(type); + e.relatedTarget !== oldTarget && toggleWork(type); }) && _this[type].focus(); }); }; toggleWork(e.currentTarget.dataset.type); }, + toggleBoomerMode(e) { + e && e.preventDefault && e.preventDefault(true) && e.stopPropagation && e.stopPropagation(true); + this.emit('visual/mode/toggle'); + }, render() { return (
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Use it at your own risk! This is an R&D project in it's early stage [Beta]. Before to use UniFi related functions be sure to read the documentation and Smart Contracts code. All of the Functions of UniFi work on top of Uniswap, Before use them be sure to read how Uniswap work: Ethhub Uniswap Guide | Uniswap Returns Guide | Advanced Uniswap Guide
+Use at your own risk! This is an R&D project in its early stage [Beta]. Before using UniFi related functions, be sure to read the documentation and Smart Contracts code. All of the functions of UniFi work on top of Uniswap, so be sure about how Uniswap DeFi protocol works too: Ethhub Uniswap Guide | Uniswap Returns Guide | Advanced Uniswap Guide
+ The UniFi Bazar unleashes the true potential of Decentralized Finance on top of Uniswap, by enabling Ethereans to trade Index Funds, Programmable Equities and NFTs more easily than ever before.
+Previously, any ERC20 Uniswap V2 pool token could be traded on Uniswap. But Index Funds—backed by multiple ERC20 tokens—could not. Until now.
+Programmable equities are a new asset class in crypto. They are the ERC20 voting tokens of Decentralized Flexible Organizations (DFOs). Holders have 100% ownership of the protocol; there is no opportunity for external manipulation.
+ERC1155 NFTs are tokens with metadata, but at the same time have a supply. The reason they haven’t been tradable in AMMs before is due to their ‘transfer’ function. They use the ‘SafeTransferFrom’ method, instead of the ERC20 methods, ‘Transfer’ and ‘TransferFrom.’ Also, they don’t have decimals; they’re transferred using ID and Amount.
+ethArt V2 will be released in November, and the Bazar will be able to synthesize ERC1155 tokens with an ERC20 (à la WETH with ETH) in the background, fundamentally reshaping the NFT market by allowing Ethereans to trade ERC1155 tokens for the first time.
+The release of ethArt V2 and swappable NFTs is scheduled for late November using ethArt V2
+
+ Programmable liquidity is an exciting new feature in AMMs (Automated Market Makers). However, if not applied correctly, it can actually be a security hole for bugs, due to math complexities (as we saw with Balancer recently).
+UniFi Crafting resolves this by offering programmable liquidity, but with Uniswap as base DeFi layer, taking advantage of its secure and decentralized core. This also helps liquidity providers customize their investments, and empowers new applications on top of Uniswap.
+Uniswap allows for liquidity pools composed of 50:50 asset ratios. This is usually the most secure setup for an AMM, but disincentivizes liquidity provision by incurring impermanent losses. Crafting resolves this, and opens up novel financial use cases for Uniswap pools. It is a fancy new way to build liquidity together, without needing to trust and know each other.
+Anyone can create a Craft order, customize the liquidity setup and deploy it by contributing some of the liquidity. Others can then contribute the rest required to pool the order on Uniswap. Later, after the predetermined block, any of the participants can trigger removal of the liquidity. It is then distributed to all order participants based on the predetermined rules.
+Person A creates an order for USDC - DAI, with a min block length of 543055 Blocks and a ratio of 10% DAI - 90% USDC. He adds 100 DAI and 900 USDC, and also decides to set the exit liquidity at 30% DAI and 70% USDC (read on to see exactly how exit liquidity works).
+B fills part of the remaining required liquidity (at a ratio of 90% DAI and 10% USDC) with 500 DAI and 50 USDC.
+C fills part of the remaining required liquidity (at a ratio of 90% DAI and 10% USDC) with 100 DAI and 10 USDC.
+D fills the rest of the required liquidity (at a ratio of 90% DAI and 10% USDC) with 300 DAI and 30 USDC.
+The total Uniswap liquidity pooled by A,B,C and D is 1,000 DAI and 1,000 USDC.
+After 543055 Blocks, the liquidity pool has earned 1,000 USDC and 1,000 DAI in Uniswap trading fees, bringing the total to 2,000 DAI and 2,000 USDC.
+A receives 600 DAI and 1,400 USDC (at the Exit Ratio of 30% DAI and 70% USDC).
+Based on how much they individually contributed, B, C and D receive their respective proportion of 1,400 DAI and 600 USDC (at the Exit Ratio of 70% DAI and 30% USDC).
+Initial Liquidity Offerings are a way for Ethereum-based startups to configure “Crafting”—i.e, Programmable Liquidity—rules to secure long term funding by providing Uniswap liquidity.
+Providers can offer liquidity with fixed inflation without dumping on new holders. They also help new investors reduce slippage and become holders with a large amount of capital.
+Sniper Bots track new low liquidity Uniswap pools for sizable capital before liquidity even comes in, making it (until now) impossible for startups to offer liquidity with low collateral.
+Investors lock their funds for the long run.
+Before distributing their tokens, startups can set crafting orders with fixed pre-values, adding the token and requesting the collateral required to fill the order. Investors provide that collateral, and if the startup chooses, investors get an Exit/Discount to mitigate the high risk.
+The token creator sets a Crafting order with low liquidity, e.g. 1,000,000 of the token and 1 ETH, with a 90% - 10% ratio, or even 1,000,000 of token and 0 ETH, with a 100% - 0% ratio (adding a pre-value of the token, if the liquidity pool is not open yet) for one year. Setting the Liquidity Exit/Discount 10%/20%, investors will receive at the end of the order 90%/80%.
+In this case, investors invest their own Ethereum for a new token that is not already tradable. This entails a high level or risk, and so they are compensated by receiving a more significant portion of the liquidity at the end of the year; in this case, from 50% added to 170% received.
+The UniFi DFO earns via the Crafting function; 0.1% of the total Uniswap Pool Tokens in a Craft order is taxed and paid directly when a participant calls the remove function.
+The Release Of Crafting and ILOs is expected for early October 2020
+
+ UniFi is a new Decentralized Flexible Organization (DFO) that researches and develops a responsible Decentralized Finance layer on top of Uniswap. Thanks to the DFOhub standard, UniFi dApps are entirely independent from any off-chain entity. The $UniFi voting token is a programmable equity of the UniFi DFO; $UniFi holders hold real equity of the protocol, and rule every part of its code and assets. More info here: dfohub.com
+The total supply of $UniFi is 88,888,888, which is initially distributed and Locked as follows:
+The original whitepaper of the first fair inflation mechanism was for buidl (https://github.com/b-u-i-d-l/fair-inflation-v2)
+UniFi’s fair inflation will inflate the supply by 2% (1,788,500 $UniFi) over the first year via NERV (The DFOhub Team Operations' DFO)
+All functionalities related to this R&D will become available for every DFO as Optional Basic Functionalities, to accelerate the exploration of Programmable Equity R&D.
+$UniFi liquidity staking is available here: https://dapp.dfohub.com/?staking=0xb266252Fd70D253b4330151A96694d35e94b846c
+The UniFi Liquidity Staking Mechanism is designed to reward those who lock up Uniswap V2 liquidity for the long term.
+Staking will inflate the supply over the first year (if every tier is completely filled) by 918,000 $UniFi (1% of the supply).
+The Five Year tier was filled by the team in an early test, and we won’t touch the rewards for three years. When they are unlocked and redeemed, 50% of the UniFi will be sent to the UniFi wallet and 50% to the NERV operations wallet.
+The UniFi DFO earn from:
+As an on-chain company, UniFi’s value will be backed by these earnings, and by the core of Flexible Organizations, totally ruled in code and assets by tokens, without any chance of external manipulation.
+
+ The aim of the Unified Stable Dollar (uSD) protocol is to build the most secure and resilient stablecoin on Ethereum—ever. Independent from any off-chain issuer, it is fortified against the risks inherent to all other stablecoins, and free of the anxiety that pervades the industry.
+uSD achieves this unprecedented level of stability by collateralizing other stablecoins. If any of them lose value or fail, it can simply rebalance itself to leverage the security of the others. And to account for excess due to fees in their pools, it can rebalance itself in another way.
+Mint 2x uSD by adding 1x Stablecoin A and 1x Stablecoin B
+Burn 2x uSD and receive 1x Stablecoin A and 1x Stablecoin C
+When a stablecoin loses value, the Uniswap Tier pools rebalance to an uneven disparity (≠ 50/50). If the stablecoin totally fails, the other stablecoins effectively pump in correlation.
+DFO Debit resolves this issue on-chain by rebalancing uSD, creating debt which the UniFi DFO then pays off by minting UniFi. Let’s look at how this plays out, step by step:
+As established, uSD is backed by Uniswap pool liquidity. This raises an issue; Uniswap pools earn 0.3% of trading fees. This could destabilize uSD by creating an excess of collateralized stablecoins in the pools.
+DFO Credit, the second rebalancing function of the UniFi DFO, resolves this by removing that excess from the pools and sending it in the DFO wallet managed by $UniFi holders.
+This is a long term economic incentive for the UniFi DFO to grow and invest credit in R&D.
+1 - uSD pool collateral is locked. Stored in an external smart contract, it can’t be touched even by the UniFi DFO, precluding voter fraud by bad actors.
+2 - In the case of any bug or update, $UniFi holders can vote to pause the uSD smart contract. This prevents minting of new uSD or rebalancing of uSD, but holders will still be able to redeem it for the pooled stable coins, and thus revoke the collateral.
+3 - Even if the uSD protocol fails, and even if the UniFi DFO votes to update uSD to an undesirable new version, uSD holders will still be able to interact with the old smart contract—until all collateral is revoked—as well as the new one.
+uSD is the most resilient, secure and stable stablecoin in the industry. By taking advantage of Decentralized Finance on the top of Uniswap, a security layer with a decentralized core, it frees holders from dependence on censorship or centralized manipulation by states and stablecoin issuers. It resolves all risks that come with trusting the big stablecoin companies, like MakerDAO, Coinbase, Tether etc.
+uSD is backed by a Decentralized Flexible Organization. $UniFi holders on the Ethereum network have 100% control of the code and Credit/Debit of the protocol. Nobody can stop or censor the UniFi-uSD protocol; for the first time, the Ethereum network doesn’t have to choose between stability and independence in a stablecoin; it can have both.
+The Allowed Stable Coin to Mint and Burn uSD are:
+ +To build on top of uSD and to interact with the dApp, you can find all of the documentation and APIs here: Documentation
+Due to a Responible DeFi Approach, UniFi uSD is limited in its early stage to mint by:
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+ }
+ {(!this.state || !this.state.grimoire) && }
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+ You have successfully {this.state.successMessage}! +
+This protocol is built using a Responsable DeFi approach. But it's new, so use it at your own risk and remember, in Ethereum transactions are irreversible.
+This protocol is built using a Responsible DeFi approach. But it's new, so use it at your own risk and remember, in Ethereum transactions are irreversible.
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