[PRESS RELEASE â Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands, March 8th, 2024]
In the wake of Uniswapâs fee model being ratified, Orionâs team has built a solution that creates better margins to serve both LPs and stakers needs.
Orion has unveiled a novel solution for DeFi protocols and dApps seeking Liquidity Provider (LP) incentives following Uniswapâs halving of liquidity provider fees. 100% of Uniswapâs platform fees were previously distributed to LPs, which left governance stakers and holders with nothing, significantly lowering participation in the Uniswap DAO and impeding progress. By leveraging Orionâs liquidity network (currently being launched as âLumiaâ), decentralized exchanges can tap into centralized exchange liquidity at ~50% lower rates than those offered by Uniswap to its LPs.
Orionâs web3 liquidity solution (âLumiaâ) imposes fees of only 0.15% compared to the industry standard 0.3%. For projects integrating Lumia, this offers them ample room to reward stakeholders and generate revenue while maintaining their fees at or below 0.3%.
In Uniswapâs case, 100% of platform fees are currently distributed to LPs, which makes it difficult for Uniswap to earn revenue, incentivize governance voting, and reward loyal UNI stakers.
For example, if Lumia captured just a fraction of Uniswapâs trades, it could translate to substantial rewards. With Uniswapâs lifetime volume at $2.24 trillion, even a conservative estimate of Lumia winning 25% of those trades would mean significant returns for stakeholders and protocol revenue.
Had Uniswap been running on Lumia, it would have translated to over $839.62 million returned to stakeholders and protocol revenue, effectively addressing Uniswapâs ongoing challenges. Importantly, integrating Lumia can enable Uniswap to partially replace its LP system. Not only does Lumia provide superior pricing made possible by tapping into the most liquid markets (CEXs), it also allows projects to create protocol revenue for themselves while maintaining their fees competitive.
Without LPs, DeFi platforms such as Uniswap and other AMMs may potentially fail as their existing model is unsustainable. By lowering their LP fees, AMMs risk losing them â and by increasing total fees, AMMs risk losing users. DEXs have been dependent on LPs since their conception, and will, unfortunately, continue to leverage their importance at the expense of governance stakers and the community â the most valued members in all of DeFi.
Lumia aims to provide the answer to this problem.
Orion is redefining DeFi trading by seamlessly connecting users to the vast liquidity of both centralized and decentralized exchanges with your own wallet. Orion aim to be the peopleâs platform, ensuring equal access to the best crypto prices while redistributing wealth back to users worldwide.
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In the wake of Uniswapâs fee model being ratified, Orionâs team has built a solution that creates better margins to serve both LPs and stakers needs.
Orion has unveiled a novel solution for DeFi protocols and dApps seeking Liquidity Provider (LP) incentives following Uniswapâs halving of liquidity provider fees. 100% of Uniswapâs platform fees were previously distributed to LPs, which left governance stakers and holders with nothing, significantly lowering participation in the Uniswap DAO and impeding progress. By leveraging Orionâs liquidity network (currently being launched as âLumiaâ), decentralized exchanges can tap into centralized exchange liquidity at ~50% lower rates than those offered by Uniswap to its LPs.
Orionâs web3 liquidity solution (âLumiaâ) imposes fees of only 0.15% compared to the industry standard 0.3%. For projects integrating Lumia, this offers them ample room to reward stakeholders and generate revenue while maintaining their fees at or below 0.3%.
In Uniswapâs case, 100% of platform fees are currently distributed to LPs, which makes it difficult for Uniswap to earn revenue, incentivize governance voting, and reward loyal UNI stakers.
For example, if Lumia captured just a fraction of Uniswapâs trades, it could translate to substantial rewards. With Uniswapâs lifetime volume at $2.24 trillion, even a conservative estimate of Lumia winning 25% of those trades would mean significant returns for stakeholders and protocol revenue.
Had Uniswap been running on Lumia, it would have translated to over $839.62 million returned to stakeholders and protocol revenue, effectively addressing Uniswapâs ongoing challenges. Importantly, integrating Lumia can enable Uniswap to partially replace its LP system. Not only does Lumia provide superior pricing made possible by tapping into the most liquid markets (CEXs), it also allows projects to create protocol revenue for themselves while maintaining their fees competitive.
AMMsâ dilemma
Without LPs, DeFi platforms such as Uniswap and other AMMs may potentially fail as their existing model is unsustainable. By lowering their LP fees, AMMs risk losing them â and by increasing total fees, AMMs risk losing users. DEXs have been dependent on LPs since their conception, and will, unfortunately, continue to leverage their importance at the expense of governance stakers and the community â the most valued members in all of DeFi.
Lumia aims to provide the answer to this problem.
About Orion
Orion is redefining DeFi trading by seamlessly connecting users to the vast liquidity of both centralized and decentralized exchanges with your own wallet. Orion aim to be the peopleâs platform, ensuring equal access to the best crypto prices while redistributing wealth back to users worldwide.
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[email protected]
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