VADER is a liquidity protocol that anchors a slip-based fee Automated Market Maker (“AMM”) with the native stablecoin, USDV. USDV is issued by burning to and from the VADER token which acts as the stability mechanism. Liquidity pools use USDV as the settlement asset while offering Impermanent Loss Protection and Synthetic assets (“Synths”), which are single-sided liquidity positions that do not suffer from any Impermanent Loss. An emission rate of VADER funds Impermanent Loss Protection and Liquidity Incentives mainly via Bond Sales to sustain long term protocol liquidity.

Key features of Vader Protocol:

• Stablecoin stabilized by burn-to-mint between VADER<>USDV
• Best Automated Market Maker for Liquidity Providers (“LPs”): Continuous Liquidity Pools (“CLP”) maximizes fees generated for LPs via Slip-Based Fees; Impermanent Loss Protection (“ILP”) to protect long term LPs over 100 Days; Synth holders are single-sided LPs that face no Impermanent Loss (“IL”).
• Liquidity incentives to bootstrap demand for USDV and Protocol-Owned Liquidity (“POL”) via Bond Sales. This supports the backing and purchasing power of the stablecoin as more reserves are built up in the protocol treasury. 

There is no rent-seeking behavior in the Vader Protocol tokenomics design. LPs are first-class citizens as all fees generated from the slip-based fees go directly to LPs. Through bond sales and Protocol-Owned Liquidity, Vader Protocol becomes an LP itself and goes towards earning its own fees from liquidity provisioning.