KAKI — a lossless decentralized options protocol, built on top of Arbitrum and BSC, with DeFi as its core and Game, designed to create DEX options for retail users. Mission - to lower the threshold for options trading: by making trading easy and fun, developers allow more retail investors to participate and enjoy options trading.
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About the KAKI project
The lossless trading game allows traders to play without risking losing their capital. KAKI's mission - to create an easy and fun crypto game for the user. The combination of NFT + DeGAME makes this product enjoyable and that is why it is KAKI's stellar product, attracting TVL and DeFi players.
This percentage will be converted into a bonus pool and will be awarded to the winners. In short, the more you win in the game, the more profit you will receive. If you are a poor trader or have no time to trade, you can join a team and delegate trading authority to the captain. The captain will receive some commission and the rest of the bonus will have a distribution, according to your share of the position.
Features of bonuses:
| 1 | The KAKI bonus pool is formed from interest arising when the user pledges assets to KAKI. |
| 2 | The bonus pool is calculated every 7 days, with the 8th day, being the trading day. |
| 3 | On a trading day, players can trade this percentage and split the bonus pool of the previous week. |
Players contribute their share capital to KAKI. KAKI interest, deposited in other DeFi protocols (like AAVE), is collected in a bonus pool. Players win by predicting a rise or fall in the price of an underlying asset (like ETH) at a specific time.
More about the DeFi platform
The site has a LitePaper document. Thus, each participant can study the features of the project. Also, there is an introductory document. It has a general description and answers to questions.
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