VOLTSWAP
  • Introduction
  • Key Features
  • Official Links
  • Understanding ve (3,3)
    • Overview
    • Key Stakeholders
    • Ve (3,3) Process
    • Voting Stratgies
  • The VOLT Token
    • Value Accrual to VOLT with ve (3,3)
    • Token Supply and Emissions
    • Pre ve (3,3) VOLT Emissions
      • Volt Emission - Meter Mainnet
        • Previous Cycle Emissions
      • Volt Emission - Theta Mainnet
        • Previous Cycle Emissions
      • Volt Emission - Moonbeam Mainnet
        • Previous Cycle Emissions
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  • VOLTSWAP
    • Supported Assets
    • Supported Wallets
    • Meter Passport - Crosschain Bridge
    • Swapping Stable and Volatile Assets
    • Adding Liquidity
    • Staking LP tokens into the gauge
    • Vesting VOLT
    • Voting
    • Bribes
    • Rewards
      • Understanding Fee Revenue from Weekly Voting for veVOLT Holders
      • Understanding Emission Boost from Weekly veVOLT Voting for Liquidity Providers
      • Maximizing Returns through veVOLT Voting
    • Governance
    • Security
  • Tutorials
    • Transfer of Liquidity from Voltswap V1 to Voltswap ve (3,3)
    • Pre-requisites for Voltswap
      • Meter Mainnet
  • Setting up a wallet
    • MetaMask 101
    • Adding Custom Tokens to MetaMask
    • Setting up Networks
  • How to Bridge Funds
    • Meter Mainnet
    • Meter Passport - Operational Statistics
  • Transfer Funds from CEX
    • Meter Mainnet - Withdrawal from Gate.io
    • Meter Mainnet - Withdrawal from KuCoin
  • How to Vest VOLT
  • How to Add Liquidity
  • How to Stake LP token into the Gauge
  • How to Vote
  • How to Create Bribe
  • How to Claim Rewards
  • Understanding APRs
    • Liquidity Providers
    • veVOLT Holders
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  1. The VOLT Token

Value Accrual to VOLT with ve (3,3)

As a governance token with ownership of the protocol, the main purposes of the VOLT token are to incentivize liquidity providers on the Voltswap as well as getting as many users involved as possible in the governance of the protocol.

Currently VOLT has three main uses: voting, vesting and boosting. Those three things will require you to vote-lock your VOLT and acquire veVOLT. veVOLT stands for vote-escrowed VOLT NFT, it is simply VOLT locked for a period of time. The longer you lock VOLT for, the more veVOLT you receive.

Vesting (swap fees)

VOLT can now be vested (locked as veVOLT) to receive 100% of the swap fees from Voltswap.

Boosting

One of the main incentives for VOLT is the ability to boost your rewards on provided liquidity. Vote locking VOLT allows you to acquire voting power to participate in the VOTE and earn a boost of up to 2.5x on the liquidity you are providing on Voltswap. The calculation are like the following: 40% of the distribution weight is based on the user's share of liquidity provider token (LPs) in the staking pool; 60% of the weight is based on user's share of votes among the total votes for the pool (up to its LP share percentage). Therefore the profit maximizing strategy is to match your votes in the pool with the amount of liquidity you provided in the pool.

Voting

Once VOLT holders vote-lock their veVOLT as NFT, they can start voting on the weekly emissions, governance proposals and pool parameters.

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