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No Governance and complete algorithmic monetary policy.

Money Protocol, in contrast to other systems, operates without a governance mechanism to determine monetary interventions such as fee rates. The protocol’s parameters are either pre-set or algorithmically controlled, rendering governance unnecessary. The protocol uses the redeemed BPD fraction as an indicator of peg deviation to autonomously set a base rate, which determines both the Redemption and Borrowing fees. As the number of redeemed tokens increases, the base rate also increases, and it decays to 0% when no redemptions occur after a given amount of time. Unlike an unstable interest rate, the Borrowing Fee immediately reduces the attractiveness of new loans and curbs the creation of new BPD. Additionally, the direct redemption of BPD for BTC reduces the current stablecoin supply and may incentivize low-collateral borrowers to repay their loans, exerting upward pressure on the value of BPD when it’s less than $1 and stabilizing the price.