DEXTF Protocol — a blockchain protocol for connecting peer-to-peer investors and portfolio managers. This allows the use of digital native funds, where two parties that do not trust each other can verify the status of the funds and enforce their rights directly through the digital wallet.
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Description of the DEXTF Protocol project
The protocol allows the creation of structured tokens, which are hybrid tokens that combine the functions of several different DeFi projects: returns, derivatives, synthetics, options, etc. This allows the creators to adjust the risk and return profile of investments, expanding the number of possible payments significantly.
Snapshots of pool size and contributions to different fund pairs are taken at arbitrary times of the day and averaged to determine the pool share. This is done in order to discourage activities, where liquidity is only provided at certain times. The DEXTF must approve a pool of funds before it becomes eligible for the liquidity program.
Features of the project:
| Firstly | The DEXTF token is an ERC20 token, built on the Ethereum blockchain and intended to be used as a mechanism to govern and incentivize the use, renewal and potential protocol changes. |
| Secondly | The protocol can be updated and customized by DEXTF token holders and their delegates. |
| Thirdly | All potential changes to the protocol, including adjustments to system parameters such as management fee ratios or interest rate algorithms, must go through a proposal and vote process as specified in management smart contracts. |
The distribution of a daily airdrop: 30% for the DEXTF / ETH pool and 70% for all other pools in proportion to the size of each pool in USDT terms. DEXTF helps to serve anyone who would like to own assets while actively managed by portfolio managers (experts).
Additional protocol information
The Protocol website has a separate document, describing all features of the project. Also, you will find answers to popular questions and working rules. To follow the news of the project, subscribe to the Medium blog.
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