Value Redistribution describes mechanisms within a system that alter the distribution of economic gains or assets among participants. In decentralized systems, this can occur through tokenomics, transaction fees, or governance incentives. The aim is often to promote broader participation or reward specific network contributions.
Context
Value Redistribution is a core consideration in the design of many blockchain protocols, particularly those aiming for greater fairness and inclusivity. Current discussions often focus on the effectiveness of staking rewards and liquidity mining programs in achieving equitable distribution. Future considerations will likely involve the impact of evolving governance models on wealth concentration and the potential for new mechanisms to foster more balanced economic outcomes.
Usual Protocol introduces a novel RWA-backed stablecoin, USD0, paired with a revenue-sharing governance model, establishing a new primitive for equitable value distribution in decentralized finance.
This research introduces Execution Tickets, a novel mechanism to integrate Maximal Extractable Value directly into the Ethereum protocol, shifting value capture from external entities to the network itself.
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