Kima Whitepaper
  • Introduction
  • About The Kima Blockchain
  • Existing Challenges with Asset Transferring
  • The Kima Infrastructure
  • Example: Liquidity Provider Incentivization
  • Incentive Scheme
    • A. Incentive Scheme: Liquidity Penalties and Bounties
    • B. Incentive Scheme: Protection Mechanisms
    • C. Incentive Scheme: Passive and Active Liquidity Providers
  • Simulation of Kima's Liquidity Management
  • Network Income and Distribution
  • Impermanent Loss and Arbitrage
  • Protection Against Blockchain Reorganization
  • Kima's Technology and Other Solutions
    • About Asset/Token Wrapping and Cross-Chain Bridges
      • Custodial Wrapping
      • Non-custodial Wrapping
      • Liquidity Fragmentation
    • Direct Messaging
  • The Security of the Kima Blockchain
    • Other Security Threats
  • Conclusion
  • Disclaimer
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Network Income and Distribution

In the Kima system we use these parameters:

  • Each transaction pays a Network Fee of 0.05% of the transaction value, which is Network Fee Income.

  • Penalties are double the Bounties, which means half of the Network Penalty Income is paid to Active Liquidity Providers as Liquidity Bounties.

  • Network Fee Income is divided between Liquidity Providers (50%), Kima Validators (25%), and the Kima Foundation (25%).

  • Network Penalty Income is divided between Active Liquidity Providers as bounties (50%), Kima Validators (25%), and the Kima Foundation (25%).

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