How ELPP Works
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ELPP works through a straightforward process:
Liquidity Contribution:
When you deposit funds, you receive ELPP tokens representing your share in the pool.
These tokens track your ownership and reflect your claim on the pool’s assets and trading outcomes.
Broker Operations:
A dedicated market maker utilizes the pooled liquidity to execute trades on the market..
Profits (or losses) from these operations directly impact the pool’s value.
Automatic Profit Distribution:
Profits increase the value of each ELPP token automatically
Trading gains are automatically put in the pool, increasing the value of each ELPP token.
This model eliminates the need for manual claiming or harvesting of rewards.
The Liquidity Pool
The core of ELPP is a shared liquidity pool that:
Collects assets from multiple providers
Functions as a tokenized vault (each provider receives tokens representing their share)
Automatically distributes profits to all participants
Protects against sudden mass withdrawals
The Broker (Market-Maker)
The broker component:
Uses pooled liquidity for market-making operations
Executes trading strategies to generate profits
Reports performance metrics that affect the withdrawal system
The Epoch-Based Withdrawal System
The withdrawal system:
Divides time into fixed periods called "epochs" (typically 3 days each)
Assigns withdrawal requests to future epochs based on performance
Ensures orderly exits that protect the pool during market volatility