Optim Finance
  • INTRODUCTION
    • Introduction
    • Roadmap
  • OADA
    • Overview
    • OADA 🟣 and sOADA 🟢
    • Flow of Funds
    • User Guides
      • Passive yield with sOADA
      • Epoch Stake Auction
    • AMOs
      • Splash DEX AMO
      • Stake Auction AMO
      • Staking AMO
    • Governance
    • Resources
  • OTOKEN Framework
    • Introduction
      • Key Benefits
      • Who is it for?
      • Inspirations & Applications
    • Framework
      • Key Concepts
      • Use Cases
      • OTOKENs
    • Core Concepts
      • OTOKEN and sOTOKEN
      • Algorithmic Market Operations (AMOs)
      • Balancing Stability, Yield, and Adaptability
    • System Architecture
      • OTOKEN Policy
      • Staking AMO
      • Collateral Management AMO
    • Extensions & Other Modules
      • DEX AMO (Liquidity & Peg Stability)
      • Stake Auction AMO
      • Borrowing & Lending AMOs
      • Other AMOs & Opportunities
    • Multiple OTOKEN Deployments
      • Ecosystem Synergy
      • Not Just Synthetic Assets
    • Vision
      • Key Pillars of the OToken Framework
      • Future Directions & Opportunities
      • An Invitation to Innovate
    • Bug Bounty Program
  • LIQUIDITY BONDS
    • Overview
    • Bond App FAQ
    • Use Cases
      • ISPO Bonds
      • SPO Bonds
    • Bond Architecture
      • Validators
      • High Level Workflow
      • Scripts Technical
      • Transaction Flow
      • Pooled Loans
    • Guides for SPOs
      • Bond Creation
      • Bond Sales
      • SPO Bond Issue Summary
      • Bond Verification
    • Liquidity Bonds Audit
  • OUSD
    • OUSD Reserves
      • Reserve Criteria
        • Stability and Reputation
        • Compliance
        • Smart Contract Security
    • Ongoing Reserves Management
      • Reserve Asset Valuation Calculation
      • Dynamic Reserve Asset Adjustment Metrics
        • Dynamic Reserves Adjustment
    • Yield, Staking, and Flow of Funds
      • Yield Modules
        • OUSD DEX AMO
        • Future Modules (v2)
      • Staking AMO
      • sOUSD Redemption Mechanism
    • Peg Protection
      • Market Depth and Liquidity
    • Governance and Risk Framework
      • Risk Capital Requirements
      • First-Loss Capital Structure
      • Asset Allocation Framework
        • Static Governance Parameters
        • Dynamic Allocation System
    • Financial Engineering Audit
  • Leviathan
    • System Architecture
      • Background
      • Concurrency Limitations
      • Complexity in Transaction and Contract Management
    • Core Concepts
      • Deterministic Transaction
        • Guaranteed Transaction
      • Instant Finality
        • Liveness and Safety
        • Probabilistic Finality vs Instant Finality
      • Account Abstraction
        • Concept of Account Abstraction
        • Technical Implementation
        • Security and Operational Implications
      • Intent Based Transactions
        • The Infrastructure and Process of IBTs
        • Declarative Constraints in IBTs
      • Layer 2
        • Types of Layer 2 Solutions
      • Sequencers
        • Core Functions of Sequencers
        • Role in Layer 2 Rollups
        • Challenges
    • System Components
      • Understanding the System Components
      • Optim-Account (Intents to enable tx chain)
        • User Interaction and Intent Submission
        • Intent Structuring and Authentication
        • Smart Contract Functionalities and Operational Parameters
        • The Necessity of an Account-Based Framework
        • Account Abstraction and Its Role in Leviathan
      • Leviathan Sequencer System (tx chain building)
        • The Role of the Leviathan Sequencer System in Conjunction with The Optim Account
        • Sequencing and Ordering of Transactions
        • The Role of Time in the System
        • The Pragmatic Leviathan: Dealing with Potential Changes
      • The Role of OADA in the Leviathan System
        • Operational Simplification of Staking Mechanisms via OADA Integration
        • Facilitating Time Dilation and Composability
    • Processes
      • Entering Leviathan
      • Transaction Execution
      • Leaving Leviathan
    • High Level Overview
      • System Design
        • Account Abstraction Functionality
        • Guaranteed Transactions
        • Instant Finality
        • Unbreakable Transaction Chaining
        • Layer 2 Execution Environment
        • Future Sequencer Network
      • System Context
        • Limitations of current transactions chaining paradigm
        • Limitations of current inter dApp composability issues
        • Explanation of basic design and non-custodial asset inputs
        • Intent Based Transactions
        • Account Base vs eUTxO model app architecture
      • Theoretical Applications
  • GOVERNANCE
    • Governance Overview
      • Proposal Temp Check
      • Governance Proposal
        • On/Off Chain Mechanics
      • ODAO
    • Tokenomics
      • Categories
      • Vesting
    • Optim DAO Wallets
    • Protocol Profits
  • GUIDES
    • Transaction Chaining
      • Background
      • Overview
      • Pool Transaction Chaining
    • OPTIMiz Conversion
  • ODAO Stack
    • Introduction
    • Design Principles
    • Why Optim DAO Stack?
      • Current Limitations
      • ODAO Solutions
    • Key Features
      • Snapshot Voting
      • Treasury Management
      • Proposal Execution
    • System Architecture
      • Modular Framework
      • On-Chain Logic
      • Off-Chain Operations
      • User Interfaces
    • Core Modules
      • Snapshot Voting Module
      • Treasury Management Module
      • Proposal Execution Module
    • Future Roadmap
      • Potential Future Enhancements
      • Long Term Vision
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OTOKENs

Beyond OADA and OUSD

While OADA and OUSD are illustrative examples, the OToken Framework is not limited to these two deployments. Projects can:

  • Launch new OTOKEN variants backed by other native tokens or stable assets.

  • Integrate AMOs that cater to specific ecosystem needs, such as derivatives trading, leveraged yield strategies, or even tokenized real-world assets.

  • Evolve over time, adding or removing AMOs, adjusting governance parameters, and incorporating community feedback to create a robust, sustainable economic model.

In summary, the OToken Framework is an extensible, modular backbone for building next-generation stable, yield-bearing assets. By combining a proven base token with flexible AMOs, DAOs can create OTOKENs that not only hold a stable value but also harness the power of DeFi’s ever expanding toolkit, ensuring that they remain relevant, resilient, and profitable over the long term.

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