Bonding Mechanism
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Aurica’s Treasury incorporates a bonding mechanism that is akin to the one utilized by OlympusDAO. In this system, users can deposit liquidity provider (LP) tokens, representing a pair of fractionalized carbon credits and a stablecoin such as USDT or USDC, into the Treasury. In return, they receive $AURI at a discounted rate, but the conversion is not immediate. A vesting period is put in place to ensure a balanced inflow of assets into the Treasury and to mitigate against immediate sell-off risks, providing a controlled environment for asset appreciation and stabilization.
This bonding process benefits Aurica platform users by offering them an option to convert their earned fractionalized carbon credits into $AURI, which is a more liquid asset on the blockchain. Since $AURI can be staked for additional rewards, users have an incentive to bond their credits and thus, remain engaged with the platform's economy.
For the Treasury, bonding serves as a method of asset diversification, accumulating a mix of Web3 assets and RWAs. This diversification is critical for the Treasury to function as the ecosystem's financial center, supporting activities such as issuing green bonds and other environmentally-focused financial instruments.