//1 The fees
2% pool fee, split onchain
//2 The score
0–1000, measured onchain
//3 The treasury
6 buckets, every unit accounted
//4 The limits
10% per project, 2-day timelock
- Builders are funded by contribution, inside the reinvestment loop.
The autonomous growth engine for Elysium.
Build the ecosystem.
Own its growth.
Trading activity funds ecosystem builders. The treasury acquires productive assets, generates revenues, and reinvests in the next generation of Elysium projects.
Protocol snapshot
Capital loop
How trading activity becomes ecosystem ownership
Launch parameters · contracts/script/Deploy.s.sol
- 01
Trading fees
Swap fees earned by protocol-owned ACC/L liquidity are harvested into the FeeCollector. Anyone can push them through the split.
- 02
Bounded split
65% investment · 20% reserve · 10% grants · 5% operations, inside hard onchain bounds.
- 03
Scored allocation
Scores in, budgets out: priority² × risk factor, capped at 25% per project, after a challenge window of 2 days.
- 04
Bounded acquisitions
Two-key signed orders buy project tokens in tranches ≤ 20% of a budget, ≤ 1% from the oracle price, then pass risk checks.
- 05
Revenue, reinvested
Realized liquidity and staking revenue is reinvested 50% into new investments, 30% into strategies and 20% into reserves.
Enforced onchain
Guardrails that hold even if every offchain service fails
Reserve floor
RESERVE bucket ≥ 15% of NAV, checked after every risk-increasing action.
Project exposure
≤ 10% of NAV per project, holdings and LP underlying combined.
Two-key orders
An order signer signs, a separate keeper submits. Neither can act alone, and a builder can never trigger its own token.
Oracle-bounded
Output must clear the oracle-derived minimum. Stale or diverging feeds block every purchase.
2-day timelock
Every parameter change, role grant and grant payment waits at least two days. The guardian can cancel.
No generic withdraw
Assets leave the vault through four bounded paths only. The guardian can pause, revoke and cancel, never spend.
Unaudited code, nothing deployed yet. See the known limitations.