basti
January 22, 2021, 6:16pm
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Parameters (can be voted by NSBT holders):
target_br: this is the backing ratio we want to achieve
stability_fee_percentage: percent taken from staking fees which goes into neutrino reserve
if br < target_br:
put stability_fee_percentage from staking rewards into into neutrino reserve
Higher rewards in the long run and more stability for Neutrino. NSBT holders can decide how much stability they want.
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Andre
January 22, 2021, 6:27pm
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basti:
stability_fee_percentage
how much is the current “stability_fee_percentage” ?
basti
January 22, 2021, 6:37pm
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At the moment we don’t have stability_fee_percentage.
It’s just an idea which needs to be implemented.
I didn’t do the math, but i think a stability_fee_percentage of 1 percent or less and target_br of 3 could be a good start.
Andre
January 22, 2021, 6:47pm
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Got it! I was confused because we have target_br and it’s 1.5 = 50% If BR 3 = 200%
What is the relationship between target_br and the stability fee?
is there any relationship or interaction?
basti
January 22, 2021, 7:33pm
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You are right, target_br is a bit misleading …
I was thinking about what happens if all NSBT are minted. I think we need a feature to keep the backing ratio high enough for possible future crashes.
If we vote for a stability_fee_percentage of 1 we “only” get 9.47 % instead of 10.47% for USDN staking and 1 % goes into the neutrino reserve. (today’s USDN interest values for example).
If the BR is lower than 1 the problem solve itself as long people are staking their USDN.
1% of 100M USDN staking is barely 1M per year.
That won’t move BR up.
Sorry if I misunderstood your idea
How about no target br,? so always have a stability fee.
I think we should rather have other ways to keep br up then taking from usdn profits