Lybra Finance Docs V2
  • Background
    • Introduction
    • Welcome to the World of LSTs
    • Stablecoins on the Market
    • Interest-Bearing Stablecoin
    • Lybra, the Home of all LSTs
  • Overview
    • V2 Summary
    • Introduction to the Lybra Protocol
      • Lybra LST Vault & Pool Mechanisms
      • What is eUSD and How does eUSD Work?
      • What is peUSD and How does peUSD Work?
      • How can eUSD Stability be Ensured?
      • How to Maintain Fund Safety As Lybra Expands The Range Of LSTs That Can Be Used As Collateral
      • How does eUSD and peUSD work?
    • LBR and esLBR
      • Token Utilities
      • Protocol Revenues
      • Governance
  • Mechanisms
    • Minting
    • Rigid Redemption and eUSD Price Stability
    • Liquidation
  • Tokenomics
    • LBR Tokenomics
      • Token Allocation
      • Token Utilities
      • esLBR
        • Staking & Yield Boost
        • esLBR Advanced Vesting
        • dLP Design
  • Governance
    • Lybra DAO
    • Lybra Wars
    • Lybra Grants for Ecosystem Advancement & Development
  • supplement
    • Roadmap
    • FAQ
    • Contracts
    • Audits & Bug Bounty
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  1. Tokenomics

LBR Tokenomics

Lybra Finance is an open-source DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization) project. Lybra is managed by people around the world who hold its governance token, LBR. Through a governance system involving Executive Voting and Governance Polling, LBR holders can influence the direction of the protocol.

The Lybra (LBR) Token is the native token powering the Lybra Protocol. Its utility comprises all core network functionalities, such as staking, governance, mint, and liquidators rewards.

LBR is an ERC-20 governance token with a maximum supply of 100,000,000.

LBR holders manage the Lybra Protocol and the financial risks of eUSD to ensure its stability, transparency, and efficiency. LBR voting weight is proportional to the amount of LBR a voter stakes in the voting contract, and the length of time a user has locked their LBR. In other words, the more LBR tokens locked in the contract, and the longer the time, the greater the voter’s weighting power.

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