Short intro

Neutrino Token (NSBT — Neutrino System Base Token) has a crucial role in the whole Neutrino protocol system:

• Recapitalization — increasing BR (backing ratio) of $usdn during collateral token price drops ($waves) by issuance new $nsbt tokens via smart contract;
• Governance — suggesting proposals and voting for new features and protocol’s parameters;
• Collateral (planned) — using $nsbt as a collateral token for #sDeFo (volatile DeFo assets: $btcn, $xaun, $tslan);
• Staking — staking rewards from $usdn<->$waves issue & redeem operations fees;

Neutrino token ($nsbt) has growing liquidity on decentralized exchanges at the moment: swop.fi, waves.exchange, …

The status quo

The current mechanic described in the Base Forth article allows for the recapitalization of the Neutrino Protocol system at the times when the collateral coefficient (BR) is adjusting, allowing for some additional NSBT to be released and increasing the level of overcollateralization in the Neutrino Protocol. When NSBT is bought from the contract, it increases the value locked in the USDN contract. At a certain value of BR (backing ratio), the reserve price starts to rise, so users have an incentive to buy cheaper, at the targeted BR value. …

Intro

Absorbing volatility of highly unstable assets requires an efficient mechanism of overcollateralization. In this proposal, we introduce new mechanics that would allow for issuing BTCN, GLDN, and other speculative DeFo assets based on Neutrino protocol. The basic underlying concept is to create a collateralization algorithm that could generate autostaking BTCN and GLDN (or other highly volatile assets, or sDeFo — “speculative DeFo”), utilizing USDN as a basic collateral, and also NSBT as an overcollateralization token to back the synthetic peg.

Let’s overview the algorithm using BTCN as an example. The system uses three tokens: USDN, NSBT, and nVault — an…

Abstract

This document is a specialized technical description of one of the potential implementations of a second layer protocol over Gravity, a blockchain-/token-agnostic decentralized oracle protocol [1].

The SuSy protocol prescribes an implementation of cross-chain transfers of digital assets (tokens) in blockchain networks that support smart contracts, focused primarily on popular blockchains with varying architectures, consensuses and cryptography. SuSy is centered exclusively around technical implementation of transfers, without bringing any incentive models for cross-chain transfer providers.

In addition, we describe the most popular inter-chain communication solutions such as Polkadot, Cosmos Hub, Rainbow and RenVM, as a backdrop for the new solution…

Disclaimer

In this article, I present my personal proposal on the architecture, mechanics, and the technical implementation of the Neutrino Base tokens ($NSBT) tokenomics.

This proposal is published for consideration and public discussion to all teams working on Neutrino, large holders of $USDN, $NSBT, and $WAVES, as well as large market makers and system players in the Waves ecosystem.

The core idea of this proposal can be summarized as follows: decoupling of $NSBT market price from $WAVES volatility.

Introduction

Neutrino, a protocol of real-world asset tokenization, is regularly improved and updated so that the services behind it remain as useful and safe…

Disclaimer

My name is Aleksei Pupyshev, and I’m a co-author of Neutrino and Gravity protocols, projects started within the Waves ecosystem and aimed to become gateways for mass adoption of open finance applications (aka DeFi).

In the beginning of spring of 2020, a team of Neutrino developers, consisting of various organizations and individuals, published an article with a vision for the development of the protocol for the current year (“2020 Vision article”).

In this article, I present my personal proposal on the architecture, mechanics, and the technical implementation of one of the extensions described in the Vision article, called Collider.

This…

Introduction

An organization represented by rules encoded as a computer program that is transparent, controlled by shareholders and not influenced by a central government — Decentralised Autonomous Organisation (DAO).

We can see a lot of examples of DAOs, where people are supporting innovations to be implemented in different public blockchain ecosystems. The first DAOs were Dash and Bitshares, others are The DAO, Digix, Aragon, District0X, and MolochDAO. Despite the fact that The DAO has been hacked DAOs, have a huge potential to help different groups of people collaborate.

More than one year ago my team — Ventuary was involved in…

Couple of days ago, Waves Labs announced new grants for Waves dApp developers.

In this article we’ll learn how to create the simple Prediction Market dApp (like Augur or Gnosis) to create new markets, trade shares and win if the prediction will come true.

What are Prediction Markets?

It’s based on a binary event where something either will or won’t happen. In the finance world, participants trade with contracts where the payoff will vary depending on the outcome of a future event. Prediction markets make the result of this future event tradable.

Essentially it’s placing a bet on the probability…