Dear Uniswap v3 Community,
We, at 0xPlasma Labs, are pleased to partake in the vital governance discussions around the distribution of the ARB token. As significant contributors to the development of Uniswap v3, we bring forward a proposal designed for capital efficiency and optimization of benefits for the Uniswap protocol.
The core of our proposal involves dividing the ARB airdrop into two distinct parts:
1/3 of the ARB will be allocated for a Gas Refund initiative designed explicitly for Uniswap v3 on Arbitrum.
The remaining 2/3 of the ARB will be directed towards incentivizing liquidity providers on Uniswap v3 pools on Arbitrum.
The proposed gas refund initiative provides substantial benefits for traders on Uniswap v3 by enticing a broader user base to engage in direct trading on the platform. Concurrently, the Arbitrum ecosystem is set to profit from this distribution through blockchain transaction fees, positively impacting both the Arbitrum DAO and its wider community. Given that Arbitrum is a scaling solution for Ethereum which ensures high speed and reduced transaction fees, this initiative, especially when transaction fees stand at around $0.1, can significantly benefit small traders.
The gas refund initiative would be implemented as part of the ARB airdrop distribution strategy. It suggests allotting one-third of the total ARB tokens (1,459,396 ARB) for compensating 100% of gas fees, facilitating around 16,953,070 gas-free user transactions. This projection is based on the current number of transactions on the Uniswap v3 Arbitrum contract (315,697).
In terms of distribution, gas compensation could be administered through snapshots taken every month and distributed via a Merkle drop, akin to the mechanism employed by 1inch (refer to https://blog.1inch.io/1inchs-cumulative-merkle-drop-tool-an-overview/ for details).
Broadened User Adoption: The prospect of a gas refund will likely attract a broader spectrum of users, particularly small traders for whom the refund could significantly offset trading costs. This, in turn, encourages a more diversified user base, fostering enhanced liquidity and robust market dynamics within Uniswap.
Augmented Transaction Volume: As the gas refund initiative spurs users to perform more trades on Uniswap v3, it could significantly increase the overall transaction volume. Greater transaction volumes contribute to pool stability and make Uniswap v3 a more appealing platform for long-term traders and arbitragers.
Sustainable Growth of the Arbitrum Ecosystem: This initiative, operating on the Arbitrum layer-2 solution, ensures that the distribution of ARB tokens eventually cycles back into the Arbitrum ecosystem through blockchain transaction fees. This circular economy benefits the Arbitrum DAO and the broader community, as an increase in transaction volume potentially translates into higher transaction fee revenue. These funds can be reinvested into the Arbitrum ecosystem for ongoing development and growth.
This strategy provides a dual-faceted benefit, significantly enhancing the collaborative potential of Uniswap v3 and the Arbitrum ecosystem while fostering their individual growth.
We wish to put forth a comprehensive strategy for the augmentation of liquidity pools within the Uniswap network, through the employment of a methodically curated Liquidity Farming Mechanism. Our primary aim is to bolster user engagement, incentivize liquidity provision and subsequently enhance the depth of liquidity pools, to the best interest of all stakeholders.
Our proposal involves the utilization of the Quadrat Protocol for active liquidity management, coupled with the Quadrat Booster Protocol, to motivate liquidity providers with additional incentives. This plan relies on a conservative farming mechanism that will offer liquidity providers a two-fold advantage. Firstly, it will help mitigate the potential Impermanent Loss (IL) on Uniswap v3 pools and secondly, it will offer providers additional, reasonably calculated rewards for their contribution to liquidity.
We have conducted an analysis of the current Uniswap v3 pools, focusing on the top 10 in terms of total value locked (TVL). The analysis revealed varying degrees of liquidity distribution within the pools. The ETH/USDC 0.05% pool, for instance, with a TVL of $58.7M and a +/-10% range APY of approximately 23.21%, shows balanced liquidity distribution and as such, does not require incentivization.
On the contrary, the ETH/USDT 0.05% (TVL = $17M, +/-10% range APY ~28.10%), ETH/ARB 0.05% (TVL = $17.34M, +/-10% range APY ~49.73%) and ARB/USDC 0.05% (TVL = $4.5M) pools reveal a disbalanced liquidity, which we believe could significantly benefit from the implementation of the Quadrat active liquidity management protocol.
In light of the UNI token not receiving incentivization from the protocol, we recommend the establishment of a farming initiative for UNI token holders and the UNI pool on Arbitrum. This would entail creating a UNI/ARB 0.05% farming campaign. Additionally, we note that the ETH/UNI 0.3% pool (TVL = $529.79k) exhibits a highly disbalanced liquidity and would profit from the application of the Quadrat protocol.
Moreover, we'd like to extend our proposal to include our highly capital-efficient protocols – Quadrat and Booster. These protocols aim to optimize resource allocation while driving higher APY for liquidity providers. The Quadrat Protocol is designed for active liquidity management, allowing for a reduced incentive amount to achieve a higher APY. On the other hand, the Booster protocol, an extension to Quadrat, incentivizes Quadrat Strategies using the ERC-20 token or Strategy LPs. The Booster protocol is highly customizable, and we can set additional boosting periods for liquidity and liquidity lockup periods, thereby ensuring that liquidity remains in the Uniswap v3 pools for extended durations.
⭐️ More info: Quadrat and Booster | dApp Dashboard
We eagerly await your valuable feedback and hope to contribute meaningfully to the Uniswap network's continued growth and success.
Best Regards, ilia.eth | 0xPlasma Labs
Dear Uniswap v3 Community,
We, at 0xPlasma Labs, are pleased to partake in the vital governance discussions around the distribution of the ARB token. As significant contributors to the development of Uniswap v3, we bring forward a proposal designed for capital efficiency and optimization of benefits for the Uniswap protocol.
The core of our proposal involves dividing the ARB airdrop into two distinct parts:
1/3 of the ARB will be allocated for a Gas Refund initiative designed explicitly for Uniswap v3 on Arbitrum.
The remaining 2/3 of the ARB will be directed towards incentivizing liquidity providers on Uniswap v3 pools on Arbitrum.
The proposed gas refund initiative provides substantial benefits for traders on Uniswap v3 by enticing a broader user base to engage in direct trading on the platform. Concurrently, the Arbitrum ecosystem is set to profit from this distribution through blockchain transaction fees, positively impacting both the Arbitrum DAO and its wider community. Given that Arbitrum is a scaling solution for Ethereum which ensures high speed and reduced transaction fees, this initiative, especially when transaction fees stand at around $0.1, can significantly benefit small traders.
The gas refund initiative would be implemented as part of the ARB airdrop distribution strategy. It suggests allotting one-third of the total ARB tokens (1,459,396 ARB) for compensating 100% of gas fees, facilitating around 16,953,070 gas-free user transactions. This projection is based on the current number of transactions on the Uniswap v3 Arbitrum contract (315,697).
In terms of distribution, gas compensation could be administered through snapshots taken every month and distributed via a Merkle drop, akin to the mechanism employed by 1inch (refer to https://blog.1inch.io/1inchs-cumulative-merkle-drop-tool-an-overview/ for details).
Broadened User Adoption: The prospect of a gas refund will likely attract a broader spectrum of users, particularly small traders for whom the refund could significantly offset trading costs. This, in turn, encourages a more diversified user base, fostering enhanced liquidity and robust market dynamics within Uniswap.
Augmented Transaction Volume: As the gas refund initiative spurs users to perform more trades on Uniswap v3, it could significantly increase the overall transaction volume. Greater transaction volumes contribute to pool stability and make Uniswap v3 a more appealing platform for long-term traders and arbitragers.
Sustainable Growth of the Arbitrum Ecosystem: This initiative, operating on the Arbitrum layer-2 solution, ensures that the distribution of ARB tokens eventually cycles back into the Arbitrum ecosystem through blockchain transaction fees. This circular economy benefits the Arbitrum DAO and the broader community, as an increase in transaction volume potentially translates into higher transaction fee revenue. These funds can be reinvested into the Arbitrum ecosystem for ongoing development and growth.
This strategy provides a dual-faceted benefit, significantly enhancing the collaborative potential of Uniswap v3 and the Arbitrum ecosystem while fostering their individual growth.
We wish to put forth a comprehensive strategy for the augmentation of liquidity pools within the Uniswap network, through the employment of a methodically curated Liquidity Farming Mechanism. Our primary aim is to bolster user engagement, incentivize liquidity provision and subsequently enhance the depth of liquidity pools, to the best interest of all stakeholders.
Our proposal involves the utilization of the Quadrat Protocol for active liquidity management, coupled with the Quadrat Booster Protocol, to motivate liquidity providers with additional incentives. This plan relies on a conservative farming mechanism that will offer liquidity providers a two-fold advantage. Firstly, it will help mitigate the potential Impermanent Loss (IL) on Uniswap v3 pools and secondly, it will offer providers additional, reasonably calculated rewards for their contribution to liquidity.
We have conducted an analysis of the current Uniswap v3 pools, focusing on the top 10 in terms of total value locked (TVL). The analysis revealed varying degrees of liquidity distribution within the pools. The ETH/USDC 0.05% pool, for instance, with a TVL of $58.7M and a +/-10% range APY of approximately 23.21%, shows balanced liquidity distribution and as such, does not require incentivization.
On the contrary, the ETH/USDT 0.05% (TVL = $17M, +/-10% range APY ~28.10%), ETH/ARB 0.05% (TVL = $17.34M, +/-10% range APY ~49.73%) and ARB/USDC 0.05% (TVL = $4.5M) pools reveal a disbalanced liquidity, which we believe could significantly benefit from the implementation of the Quadrat active liquidity management protocol.
In light of the UNI token not receiving incentivization from the protocol, we recommend the establishment of a farming initiative for UNI token holders and the UNI pool on Arbitrum. This would entail creating a UNI/ARB 0.05% farming campaign. Additionally, we note that the ETH/UNI 0.3% pool (TVL = $529.79k) exhibits a highly disbalanced liquidity and would profit from the application of the Quadrat protocol.
Moreover, we'd like to extend our proposal to include our highly capital-efficient protocols – Quadrat and Booster. These protocols aim to optimize resource allocation while driving higher APY for liquidity providers. The Quadrat Protocol is designed for active liquidity management, allowing for a reduced incentive amount to achieve a higher APY. On the other hand, the Booster protocol, an extension to Quadrat, incentivizes Quadrat Strategies using the ERC-20 token or Strategy LPs. The Booster protocol is highly customizable, and we can set additional boosting periods for liquidity and liquidity lockup periods, thereby ensuring that liquidity remains in the Uniswap v3 pools for extended durations.
⭐️ More info: Quadrat and Booster | dApp Dashboard
We eagerly await your valuable feedback and hope to contribute meaningfully to the Uniswap network's continued growth and success.
Best Regards, ilia.eth | 0xPlasma Labs
Well, Detailed proposal. A couple of Questions, Though.
Gas Refund Initiative: Detailed Perspective & Projected Benefits
Well, Detailed proposal. A couple of Questions, Though.
Proposal for Enhanced Liquidity and Pool Stability with ARB through Quadrat Protocol and Booster
What measures will be taken to ensure that the liquidity incentives are aligned with the long-term sustainability and growth of Uniswap v3?
Well, Detailed proposal. A couple of Questions, Though.
Gas Refund Initiative: Detailed Perspective & Projected Benefits
Well, Detailed proposal. A couple of Questions, Though.
Proposal for Enhanced Liquidity and Pool Stability with ARB through Quadrat Protocol and Booster
What measures will be taken to ensure that the liquidity incentives are aligned with the long-term sustainability and growth of Uniswap v3?
Hello @Damboy,
I appreciate your queries. Let's dive into the topics you brought up.
Firstly, in relation to the Gas Refund, Arbitrum's transaction fee is remarkably low, at $0.1. To illustrate, funding 1M transactions would require just 100K USD of an ARB airdrop, which amounts to only 1/40th of the present airdrop. That's just an example for your better understanding.
Hello @Damboy,
I appreciate your queries. Let's dive into the topics you brought up.
Firstly, in relation to the Gas Refund, Arbitrum's transaction fee is remarkably low, at $0.1. To illustrate, funding 1M transactions would require just 100K USD of an ARB airdrop, which amounts to only 1/40th of the present airdrop. That's just an example for your better understanding.
As for Liquidity Farming, our Quadrat Booster protocol includes an option to lock liquidity in the Uniswap v3 pool, which results in increased incentives (APY). A portion of users might opt to secure their liquidity for a duration of 6 to 12 months, allowing them to reap a higher return and contribute to the longterm growth of Uniswap v3 on Arbitrum.
Hello @Damboy,
I appreciate your queries. Let's dive into the topics you brought up.
Firstly, in relation to the Gas Refund, Arbitrum's transaction fee is remarkably low, at $0.1. To illustrate, funding 1M transactions would require just 100K USD of an ARB airdrop, which amounts to only 1/40th of the present airdrop. That's just an example for your better understanding.
Hello @Damboy,
I appreciate your queries. Let's dive into the topics you brought up.
Firstly, in relation to the Gas Refund, Arbitrum's transaction fee is remarkably low, at $0.1. To illustrate, funding 1M transactions would require just 100K USD of an ARB airdrop, which amounts to only 1/40th of the present airdrop. That's just an example for your better understanding.
As for Liquidity Farming, our Quadrat Booster protocol includes an option to lock liquidity in the Uniswap v3 pool, which results in increased incentives (APY). A portion of users might opt to secure their liquidity for a duration of 6 to 12 months, allowing them to reap a higher return and contribute to the longterm growth of Uniswap v3 on Arbitrum.
