sells it at a specific price (how to determine this initial price?) – determined by the auction
potential policy: assume a range?
can be traded at arbitrary price on a secondary market
expires at a certain date
when expires, additional supply will be generated to give the bond rewards? -> supply is preminted
measures for supply releases
math on APY
questions on hackmd
questions from the sheet: what's the logic for each step?
what are the goals for OHM bonds?
replace current staking capacity.
current staking capacity determined by…
maximizing … what? -> maximize user participation at a base layer of the economy (Creating "Money games" for people and institutions to play). Maximize for protocol efficiency (rehypothecating locked OHM?)
participation: measured by velocity; brain power used (or simplify it with a vault token; the vault would have some liquidity at hand; a way to mitigate risk: allow early exit with fee)
action: participate in primary market, resell on secondary market; even delegate votes
motivation for participation: long term holders rewarded more
goal for OHM:
locked supply for treasury; know when the supply will be released and be prepared to regulate
ultimately get away from staking
minimize emissions; pushing the rewards to be in the secondary market
minimizing volatility – how to define? -> minimize volatility per Treasury dollar spent
if volatility means the price of OHM, usually it can be defined as ATR(average true range). what does it mean per treasury dollar spent?
scenarios:
passive holder who's been staking: buy a bond on the auction; 6-month bond; locked supply;
with or without lending market
existing problem:
excessively high APY due to less flexible code
too quick of a turnover for staker (too liquid) because they don't have any risk
ideas:
use the bond for lending market
intuitions
what are some key parameters and their effects?
capacity: premium of OHM v.s. treasury;
connection with RBS?
with staking, excessive supply will hit the market whenever; with the determined dates, safe to assume no big amounts of supply for a longer time.