GTONCapital — a DAO that builds the DeFi infrastructure and creates an ecosystem of products to advance digital capital markets.
About the GTONCapital project
The DAO manages the Gℂ ecosystem and makes decisions by voting on proposals, using GTON as a governance token. $GTON is backed by an ever-growing Treasury that generates income through bonds. Once a month, the developers publish treasury reports to track the assets and liquidity, owned by the DAO. Starting with the creation of staking and linking mechanisms, as well as the deployment of Pathway algorithms and bots, the GC will move towards a more complex governance model - DAO, which will eventually become GCNet.
The sustainability of the entire GCEco is provided by Pathway, a DAO-controlled algorithmic liquidity management protocol, based on liquidity and volume growth and used to create feedback loops around key GTON metrics.
$GTON — a governance and utility token for the GTON Capital ecosystem. Its value is supported by three key use cases:
| 1 | as a DAO governance token. |
| 2 | as a reserve currency. |
| 3 | as a relay token. |
The status of $GTON as a reserve currency can be achieved through proactive treasury and liquidity management, implemented through Pathway.
What is Pathway?
Pathway (PW) — a DAO-based approach to the automated management of so-called POL (protocol liquidity) that could become the new standard for liquidity management. The developers believe that the introduction of such mechanics can increase the efficiency of the market and the prosperity of DAO systems and their token holders through positive feedback that correlates with the fundamental growth factors of the token.
In various applications where digital assets are used, their usefulness can vary within the product itself: the most common examples are staking, collateral, management, distribution of fees or playing as a native token. The two fundamental factors, commonly measured for utility assets, are liquidity and volume. The value of a utility token is indirectly reflected in how many actions are performed on the asset. In financial protocols, trading volumes are a direct indicator of activity around an asset.
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