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 $BREAD Collateral
    • How to use Looping
    • Repaying Loans
  • Links
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  • Legal
    • Terms and Conditions
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$BREAD Rises

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There are various actions that users can undertake in the protocol. Each of them has an associated fee. 70% of baking, burning, loan, and leverage fees increase the liquid backing of each circulating $BREAD.

  • Every time someone bakes or burns $BREAD, the fee is added to the $BERA backing

  • Every time someone opens a loan, the loan interest fee is added to the $BERA backing

    • Loans are time based, and if someone defaults on a loan, their $BREAD is burned

  • If $BREAD is burned - decreasing the supply and reducing the backing - the fees from doing so are added to the backing which still increase the ratio of $BERA backing each circulating $BREAD

  • Even when the supply increases, more $BREAD cannot come into circulation without fees being added to the backing that further improve the exchange rate of $BREAD to $BERA

  • Please note that $BREAD is up-only against $BERA, not $USD

The source of yield is sustainable because it stems from: new participants minting, burning, initiating loans, and defaulting. LP incentives come from protocol revenue, as well as other incentives from Kodiak, Yeet, and Olympus.

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