# What makes BakerDAO Unique

## Berachain-native approach

* Liquidity will be seeded for `$BREAD` with `$OHM`, which will be incentivized by Olympus, Yeet, and Kodiak. LPs for `$BREAD`/`$OHM` in the Kodiak island will earn `$BERA`,`$OHM`, `$YEET`, `$xKDK`, and swap fees.
* `$BGT` whitelisting will be prioritized for integration into the PoL flywheel as soon as possible
* Protocol fees are used for bribing Berachain validators to earn `$BGT` instead of being used for direct LP rewards, and will benefit from co-bribes and boosts from Yeet, Olympus, and Kodiak
* Fees structure is optimized in order to make backing grow more quickly
* In other protocols that use a similar bonding curve mechanism, fees are used as LP rewards. Since LPing is already heavily incentivized, this is temporarily reduced to `5%` in Baker DAO, and it is set aside for exclusively making PoL bribes once the pool and single sided `$BREAD` staking are whitelisted for `$BGT` emissions. After whitelisting, this split used for bribes is increased to `15%`
* In other protocols that use a similar bonding curve mechanism, after the baking (minting) cap is reached, no new baking is possible. In Baker DAO, the max cap is dynamic and adjustable by the Master Baker
  * The initial cap is `6.9 million`
  * The target cap increase is `50%` per week, subject to the monetary policy
  * The Master Baker can also enable baking via unique, beneficial methods, such as imposing different whitelists on baking, or enabling baking with `$BGT`
* Future versions may include the ability to bake `$BREAD` directly via participation in PoL and depositing LP tokens in the Bakery
* Active borrow positions pasively earning PoL rewards

## Security and User Experience

* Use of whitelists and pre-deposit vaults means users cannot get frontrun by bots and receive more equitable pricing in early participation


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