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Lighthouse Exchange
  • 👋Welcome to Lighthouse Exchange
  • Overview
    • 💡What we do
    • ✨Tokenomics
    • 📯Community/Socials
  • Product Guides
    • 🔥Burn & Drop
    • 🟢Difines
    • 🧐Understanding Lighthouse
  • Fundamentals
    • 🛠️Getting set up
      • 📝Setting permissions
      • 🧑Inviting Members
  • Use Cases
    • 🎨For Designers
    • 🖥️For Developers
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  1. Overview

Tokenomics

Initial supply of $LIGHT will be set at 400 million.

Weekly emissions started at 15M (3.75% of the initial supply) and decay at 1% per week (epoch). Ensuring for a more sustainable project by having the emissions decay.


Lighthouse Exchange uses two tokens to manage its utility and governance:

$LIGHT — BEP-20 utility token of the protocol

$veLIGHT — a governance token that comes in the form of an NFT. Lock $LIGHT to receive this token.

$LIGHT tokens are given to those who provide liquidity, a process known as emissions.

For governance purposes, $veLIGHT is used. Holders of $LIGHT can choose to lock (vote-escrow) their tokens. In return, they receive $veLIGHT, which is also referred to as Lock or veNFT. It's possible to add more tokens to your $veLIGHT NFT whenever you want.

The length of time you lock your tokens for can vary up to 4 years. This period is known as the vote-escrowed period, which is why it has the 've' prefix. The way it works is simple: if you lock 100 $LIGHT for 4 years, you get 100 $veLIGHT. But if you lock them for just 1 year, you only get 25 $veLIGHT. Essentially, the longer you lock your tokens, the more $veLIGHT you get, which means greater voting power.

With the updated version, LIGHT v2, you can opt for a permanent lock on your veNFT. This means the protocol will always consider these Locks (veNFTs) as being locked for the full 4 years, so their voting power remains strong and doesn't decrease over time.

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