Ramses RAM Price

Ramses Exchange is a decentralized exchange (DEX) on Arbitrum that combines ve(3,3) tokenomics with concentrated liquidity and revenue-sharing mechanics to maximize value for liquidity providers, traders, and governance token holders.Core protocol: Built as a fork and evolution of Solidly/Velodrome, it uses vote-escrow RAM (veRAM) for governance and bribe-directed emissions, while its HyperRAM upgrade introduces hyper-efficient pools with dynamic fees (0.05%–5%), MEV capture, and atomic swaps.

Tokens:

• RAM – the base utility token used for liquidity and bribes.

• xRAM – liquid staked derivative of locked veRAM; holders receive 100% of all protocol fees and captured MEV revenue.

• veRAM – vote-escrow RAM that directs weekly emissions to pools and earns rebase rewards.

Revenue model: Instead of sending fees only to LPs, Ramses routes a large portion (often 100% in gauged pools) to xRAM holders, while LPs earn boosted RAM emissions voted by veRAM holders — creating the “x(3,3)” alignment where everyone is incentivized to grow the protocol.

Features: HyperRAM pools with volatility-adjusted fees, privileged arbitrage pipelines to reduce impermanent loss, no permanent lock-ups (thanks to liquid xRAM), and a deflationary burn on RAM when users exit locks.