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  • Introduction
    • Leverage
    • Compound
    • Power Perpetuals
    • Auto-Deleveraging
  • Existing Challenges
    • Trader Risks
    • Exchange Risks
    • Perpetuals AMM
  • Why Derion?
    • Game Theory
    • Trading Experience
    • Composability
    • Liquidity Efficiency
  • Protocol Design
    • Features
    • Pricing Curve
    • State Transition
    • Price Oracle
    • Liquidity Provision
    • Liquidity Concentration
    • Funding Rate
    • Maturity
    • Opening Fee
  • Guide
    • Trade
      • Long/Short
      • Swap
      • Providing Liquidity
    • Pool Creation
  • Technical Design
    • Universal Token Router
    • Derivative Tokens
    • Helper Contracts
    • LP Management
  • Contracts
    • Addresses
    • API
  • Applications
    • Derivative Backstop Mechanism
    • AMM-LP IL Hedge
    • Initial Future Offering
    • Depeggable Synthetics
  • Tokenomics
    • Liquidity Mining
    • Referral Commission
    • Trader Incentive
    • Rewards
    • Launchpad Partnership
  • Security Audits
  • Whitepaper
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Protocol Design

Derion Protocol is a set of smart contracts designed for the creation of leverage perpetual pools for any index value, with any leverage, and reserved with any ERC-20 token.

Derion perpetuals pool consists of 3 sides as 3 fungible tokens: LONG, SHORT and LP

  • LONG and SHORT trace an index value from an external oracle.

  • LONG and SHORT are exposed to compound leverage of K.

  • When either of the Long or Short sides takes more than half of the pool reserve, its exposure is starting to decrease with a smooth deleverage curve.

Derion pools have the following properties:

  • 3 sides: LONG, SHORT, and LIQUIDITY (LP) as 3 fungible tokens.

  • LONG and SHORT trace an index value from an external oracle (on-chain or off-chain).

  • LONG and SHORT are exposed to compound leverage of K; this leverage is gradually decreased (i.e., deleveraged) as the curve approaches the pool reserve.

  • The more LIQUIDITY in a pool, the longer both sides stay in the full leverage range.

  • All sides can never go to zero, i.e., no liquidation and infinite liquidity.

  • Derivative pools for any token pair can be created by anyone as long as they have an Uniswap pool (v2 or v3).

  • Efficiently run on Ethereum mainnet, with no backend services nor permissioned roles.

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