Helios: Understanding the Token Distribution, Fee Structures, and Rewards
Introduction:
Helios is a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform that aims to make trading and liquidity provision more accessible to users. To achieve this, Helios has designed a unique token distribution, fee structure, and rewards system that encourages participation and incentivizes liquidity provision. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the token distribution, fee structures, and rewards on the Helios platform to help users make informed decisions.
Token Distribution
Helios’s native token is the Heli Token (HELI), with a symbol of HELI. The total allocation for HELI is 1,000,000,000, which is divided between various categories:
- Public: 13.50%, or 135,000,000 HELI, with an unlocking schedule of 50% at TGE and the remaining 50% after 1 month.
- Platform Incentives: 40.00%, or 400,000,000 HELI, with a vesting schedule of 36 months.
- Reserves: 6.50%, or 65,000,000 HELI, with an unlocking schedule of 6 months lockup and the remaining amount vesting linearly over 36 months.
- Airdrop: 3.00%, or 30,000,000 HELI, with an unlocking schedule of 33% after a week of TGE, and the remaining amount vesting linearly over 2 months (33% each month).
- Platform Liquidity: 8.00%, or 80,000,000 HELI, with an unlocking schedule of 50% at TGE and the remaining amount unlocking linearly monthly for 6 months.
- Development + Marketing: 7.00%, or 70,000,000 HELI, with a vesting schedule of 36 months after 1 month lockup.
- Ecosystem: 7.00%, or 70,000,000 HELI, with a v
- Vesting schedule of 36 months after 1 month lockup.
- Dynamic Pool: 5.00%, or 50,000,000 HELI, with a vesting schedule of 36 months.
- Core contributors: 10.00%, or 100,000,000 HELI, with an unlocking schedule of 6 months lockup and the remaining amount vesting linearly over 36 months.
Fee Structures Helios has two fee levels:
vAMM and sAMM. The vAMM fee is 0.2%, while the sAMM fee is 0.03%. These fees are adjustable, and Helios can optimize the platform for maximum value and profitability for all participants.
Rewards Helios offers four types of rewards:
- Emissions: These rewards are distributed to liquidity providers (LPs) and are proportional to the number of votes received from voters in that pool for each Epoch. The rewards are available to be claimed.
- Fees: The trading fees collected from the liquidity pool are distributed 100% to the voters who vote for that pool.
- Bribes: Anyone outside of the pool can offer bribes, and 100% of the reward is distributed to the voters who vote for that pool.
- Rebase: The veHELI token is distributed to veHELI holders to reduce the dilution of voting rights. The rebase token reward can be claimed during the Epoch from when the tokens are locked.
Conclusion:
Helios aims to create a decentralized, community-driven platform that rewards liquidity providers and token holders. The platform’s fee structure and reward system are designed to incentivize participants to provide liquidity, vote, and engage with the Helios ecosystem actively.
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By distributing the token allocation and implementing a vesting schedule, Helios ensures that the platform’s success is aligned with the interests of its stakeholders. Token holders, liquidity providers, and voters all have a role to play in Helios’s growth and success.
With a strong focus on community, innovation, and sustainability, Helios is well-positioned to become a leading player in the rapidly growing DeFi landscape.
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