There are several ways to earn a return on your OHM, including staking your tokens on the native staking dashboard, or pairing with tokens like ETH, wETH, FRAX, or DAI to farm LP tokens on Balancer, Curve, Convex, or Fraxswap.
For the best security and control over your funds, we recommend using a Trezor Hardware Wallet. To delegate your tokens, you should ensure they are stored on your Trezor or Metamask Wallet, and then follow these steps:
Step 1: Go to the Olympus Staking Dashboard, click “Connect Wallet” at the top right, choose MetaMask, click “Next” and then “Connect”.
Step 2: Enter the amount of OHM tokens you would like to stake, and click “Approve Staking” to complete staking in your wallet.
There are several ways to earn a return on your OHM, including staking your tokens on the native staking dashboard, or pairing with tokens like ETH, wETH, FRAX, or DAI to farm LP tokens on Balancer, Curve, Convex, or Fraxswap.
For the best security and control over your funds, we recommend using a Trezor Hardware Wallet. To delegate your tokens, you should ensure they are stored on your Trezor or Metamask Wallet, and then follow these steps:
Step 1: Go to the Olympus Staking Dashboard, click “Connect Wallet” at the top right, choose MetaMask, click “Next” and then “Connect”.
Step 2: Enter the amount of OHM tokens you would like to stake, and click “Approve Staking” to complete staking in your wallet.
Native staking rewards for OHM are composed of:
Rebasing Rewards: OHM stakers receive the majority of newly minted OHM every 8 hours, which operates through an inflationary mechanism referred to as “rebasing.” OHM is minted when bond purchasers exchange other tokens, such as DAI, for 1 OHM at a below market price. The Olympus protocol uses the received DAI tokens to mint OHM at a 1:1 ratio and distributes the surplus newly minted OHM tokens to Protocol-owned Liquidity (POL) and stakers, after paying the purchaser 1 OHM.
It’s important to keep in mind that the total annual rewards are divided among all active stakers. As the number of staked tokens increases, the reward rate decreases. Furthermore, there are governance proposals that could adjust some of the on-chain parameters, which could also change the APR if they are approved.
You’re welcome to use our Staking Calculator to get a better understanding of how these factors can impact your rewards.
Native staking rewards for OHM are composed of:
Rebasing Rewards: OHM stakers receive the majority of newly minted OHM every 8 hours, which operates through an inflationary mechanism referred to as “rebasing.” OHM is minted when bond purchasers exchange other tokens, such as DAI, for 1 OHM at a below market price. The Olympus protocol uses the received DAI tokens to mint OHM at a 1:1 ratio and distributes the surplus newly minted OHM tokens to Protocol-owned Liquidity (POL) and stakers, after paying the purchaser 1 OHM.
It’s important to keep in mind that the total annual rewards are divided among all active stakers. As the number of staked tokens increases, the reward rate decreases. Furthermore, there are governance proposals that could adjust some of the on-chain parameters, which could also change the APR if they are approved.
You’re welcome to use our Staking Calculator to get a better understanding of how these factors can impact your rewards.
There are several ways to earn a return on your OHM, including staking your tokens on the native staking dashboard, or pairing with tokens like ETH, wETH, FRAX, or DAI to farm LP tokens on Balancer, Curve, Convex, or Fraxswap.
For the best security and control over your funds, we recommend using a Trezor Hardware Wallet. To delegate your tokens, you should ensure they are stored on your Trezor or Metamask Wallet, and then follow these steps:
Step 1: Go to the Olympus Staking Dashboard, click “Connect Wallet” at the top right, choose MetaMask, click “Next” and then “Connect”.
Step 2: Enter the amount of OHM tokens you would like to stake, and click “Approve Staking” to complete staking in your wallet.
We strive to make staking as safe and transparent as possible, however, it’s important to consider factors that may influence whether a particular staking option is appropriate for you.
This list is not exhaustive and other risks may apply.
After delegating your OHM tokens, there are a few things to keep in mind:
We strive to make staking as safe and transparent as possible, however, it’s important to consider factors that may influence whether a particular staking option is appropriate for you.
This list is not exhaustive and other risks may apply.
After delegating your OHM tokens, there are a few things to keep in mind:
Native staking rewards for OHM are composed of:
Rebasing Rewards: OHM stakers receive the majority of newly minted OHM every 8 hours, which operates through an inflationary mechanism referred to as “rebasing.” OHM is minted when bond purchasers exchange other tokens, such as DAI, for 1 OHM at a below market price. The Olympus protocol uses the received DAI tokens to mint OHM at a 1:1 ratio and distributes the surplus newly minted OHM tokens to Protocol-owned Liquidity (POL) and stakers, after paying the purchaser 1 OHM.
It’s important to keep in mind that the total annual rewards are divided among all active stakers. As the number of staked tokens increases, the reward rate decreases. Furthermore, there are governance proposals that could adjust some of the on-chain parameters, which could also change the APR if they are approved.
You’re welcome to use our Staking Calculator to get a better understanding of how these factors can impact your rewards.
After delegating your OHM tokens, there are a few things to keep in mind:
We strive to make staking as safe and transparent as possible, however, it’s important to consider factors that may influence whether a particular staking option is appropriate for you.
This list is not exhaustive and other risks may apply.
OlympusDAO is powered by the OHM, the native token, and it is used to perform various essential functions within the protocol.
Token Utilities
OlympusDAO is powered by the OHM, the native token, and it is used to perform various essential functions within the protocol.
Token Utilities
OHM is a rebase token with a fluctuating supply that can grow (by minting more tokens) or shrink (by destroying/burning tokens), leading to changes in the circulating supply. The number of tokens in circulation can be increased through minting, or reduced through burning.
Each OHM is backed by $1 worth of assets (e.g. FRAX, DAI) in the treasury, not pegged to it. Because the treasury backs every OHM with at least $1, the protocol would buy back and burn OHM when it trades below $1. This has the effect of pushing OHM price back up to $1. On the other hand, OHM could always trade above $1 because there is no upper limit imposed by the protocol.
The supply of OHM is regulated by the protocol. When 1 OHM < $1, the protocol will buy back and destroy OHM from the market to decrease its supply and increase its value. As a result, the price of OHM will always be maintained at above $1, meaning that $1 is the floor price or intrinsic value of OHM.
Initial Token Distribution Breakdown
The total initial supply was 68,260 OHM tokens and the distribution is as follow:
OHM is a rebase token with a fluctuating supply that can grow (by minting more tokens) or shrink (by destroying/burning tokens), leading to changes in the circulating supply. The number of tokens in circulation can be increased through minting, or reduced through burning.
Each OHM is backed by $1 worth of assets (e.g. FRAX, DAI) in the treasury, not pegged to it. Because the treasury backs every OHM with at least $1, the protocol would buy back and burn OHM when it trades below $1. This has the effect of pushing OHM price back up to $1. On the other hand, OHM could always trade above $1 because there is no upper limit imposed by the protocol.
The supply of OHM is regulated by the protocol. When 1 OHM < $1, the protocol will buy back and destroy OHM from the market to decrease its supply and increase its value. As a result, the price of OHM will always be maintained at above $1, meaning that $1 is the floor price or intrinsic value of OHM.
Initial Token Distribution Breakdown
The total initial supply was 68,260 OHM tokens and the distribution is as follow:
OlympusDAO is powered by the OHM, the native token, and it is used to perform various essential functions within the protocol.
Token Utilities
OHM is a rebase token with a fluctuating supply that can grow (by minting more tokens) or shrink (by destroying/burning tokens), leading to changes in the circulating supply. The number of tokens in circulation can be increased through minting, or reduced through burning.
Each OHM is backed by $1 worth of assets (e.g. FRAX, DAI) in the treasury, not pegged to it. Because the treasury backs every OHM with at least $1, the protocol would buy back and burn OHM when it trades below $1. This has the effect of pushing OHM price back up to $1. On the other hand, OHM could always trade above $1 because there is no upper limit imposed by the protocol.
The supply of OHM is regulated by the protocol. When 1 OHM < $1, the protocol will buy back and destroy OHM from the market to decrease its supply and increase its value. As a result, the price of OHM will always be maintained at above $1, meaning that $1 is the floor price or intrinsic value of OHM.
Initial Token Distribution Breakdown
The total initial supply was 68,260 OHM tokens and the distribution is as follow:
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