Baker DAO
Baker DAO
  • documentation
    • Introduction
    • $BREAD Rises
  • What makes BakerDAO Unique
  • Pre-Deposit Vaults and Whitelists
  • Mechanics
    • Baking and Burning
    • Loans
    • Looping
    • Borrowing vs Looping
    • Interest Fees
    • Staking
  • Contract Addresses
  • The Bakery
    • BreadGT
    • Pooled Baking
    • BreadBox
    • Auto TWAP
    • iBREAD
    • GameFi
  • Security
  • User Guide
    • Using the Bake/Burn Page
    • Borrowing with $BREAD Collateral
    • How to use Looping
    • Repaying Loans
  • Links
    • Website
    • Twitter/X
  • Telegram
  • Legal
    • Terms and Conditions
    • Privacy Policy
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Introduction

Let's get this $BREAD

Next$BREAD Rises

Last updated 2 months ago

BakerDAO combines token economics, collateralized lending, leverage, and Proof-of-Liquidity into a single cohesive financial ecosystem. The $BREAD token features a mathematically-enforced upward price trajectory, backed by $BERA tokens.

This is a bonzi incubated by the core teams at and , and in collaboration with .

Here's a quick explainer of Baker DAO:

  • Users bake $BREAD by depositing $BERA

  • Users can burn $BREAD, to redeem $BERA

  • Users can take $BERA loans against their $BREAD at 99% LTV and access leverage

  • There will be whitelisted pre-deposit vaults for users to deposit $BERA, and mint $BREAD at the same price as other depositors in same vault

  • The baking and burning bonding curve ensures that $BREAD always rises against $BERA regardless of user behaviour

  • The initial supply of $BREAD will be determined by how much $BERA is deposited in the pre-deposit vaults. The initial max cap of $BREAD will be 6.9 million. After that, the supply will be dynamic and the cap is adjusted each week.

Due to the nature of the mechanism, the max loss a participant can incur in $BERA by participating is 5.38%: from the 2.69% minting and burning fees respectively. If a participant is not the last user to ever mint $BREAD their max loss is less than 5.38%.

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