Pool Exposure
In the following tabs, you will find comprehensive lists of assets that each Liquidity Pool is exposed to. By referring to these lists, you can gain a better understanding of the range of assets and trading opportunities available in each pool, allowing you to make informed decisions based on your trading preferences and risk appetite.
| Bluechip Pool Asset Exposure |
|---|
$BTC (Bitcoin) |
$ETH (Ethereum) |
How Pool Exposure Works
Example 1 - A User Makes a $BTC Trade
In the provided table, all three liquidity pools are exposed to $BTC.
If the trade results in a profit, the winnings are distributed using funds from all three liquidity pools proportionally. This means that larger liquidity pools have a higher percentage of participation in the payout of earnings.
If the trade incurs a loss, the trader's collateral is shared among all three liquidity pools proportionally. Again, larger liquidity pools receive a larger share of the collateral.
Example 2 - A User Makes a (TBD) Trade: As per the table, both the Intermediate Pool and the Degen Pool are exposed to (TBD).
If the trade is successful, the earnings are paid out from the Intermediate Pool and the Degen Pool in proportion to their size. For example, if the Degen Pool is larger than the Intermediate Pool, it will have a higher share in the trader's earnings distribution.
If the trade results in a loss, the Intermediate Pool and the Degen Pool receive the trader's collateral in proportion to their size. Bigger liquidity pools earn more from the collateral distribution.
Since the Bluechip Pool is not exposed to (TBD), its funds remain unaffected by this trade.
Example 3 - A User Makes a $DOGE Trade: As illustrated in the table, only the Degen Pool is exposed to $DOGE.
If the trade generates a profit, the winnings are paid out using funds exclusively from the Degen Pool.
If the trade incurs a loss, only the Degen Pool receives the trader's collateral.
At the same time, both the Bluechip Pool and the Intermediate Pool are not exposed to $DOGE, so their funds remain unaffected by this trade.
This approach to pool exposure ensures that the impact of each trade is distributed proportionally among the liquidity pools that are exposed to the specific traded asset, allowing for a fair allocation of both profits and losses across the different pools.
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