Vesper Finance is a platform of DeFi primitives designed to make your money work harder for you. Vesper works as a “metalayer” for DeFi, routing deposits to highest yield opportunities within risk tolerance for the particular pool. Products are non-custodial and auto-compounding.
Under-the-hood, Vesper enables a truly set-and-forget experience at scale through a unique approach that enables yield aggregating “strategies” to be upgraded, replaced, connected, and concurrent – all with no added burden on the end user.
Vesper is a platform of DeFi products designed for ease-of-use, longevity, and scale. It is a comprehensive ecosystem governed by the VSP token.
What are Vesper Grow Pools? Vesper Grow Pools are algorithmic DeFi lending strategies. They pool capital from a group of users and deploy it to generate interest across various DeFi protocols. Accrued interest is used to buy back the pool’s deposit asset (which may be ETH, BTC, USDC, or something else), and award it as interest to participants.
How do I interact with Grow Pools? All you have to do is choose the pool you are interested in and deposit your asset. One transaction, and the pool does the rest. Similarly, you can withdraw your funds and claim your interest with one transaction.
What Grow Pools are available today? As of the launch there are three pools: ETH, BTC, and USDC. We will frequently offer trial pools to the community before they go prime-time on the Vesper website.
Has the code been audited?
Yes. The code has undergone two independent audits by Coinspect and Certik. See the Audits and Due Diligence section for more details.
What is the benefit to depositing my funds in an Grow Pool? Grow Pools deploy your assets into DeFi lending strategies. You can choose a pool based on your risk tolerance and desired token. This reduces a process that typically comprises more than a dozen fee-extracting transactions, hours of research, and constant monitoring down to a one-time deposit and withdrawal. Additionally, Grow pool participants farm VSP tokens, further rewarding users with even greater passive returns, catalyzing participation, and forming the basis for progressively decentralized governance.
What happens to my funds after I deposit them in a Grow pool?
Deposits are pooled and deployed through the strategy outlined by the particular Grow pool. See the Strategies page for more information on what that strategy may look like.
Is there any risk associated with Vesper Grow pools?
Grow pools that interface with loans are at risk in the event of a so-called black swan event, such as when a pool asset sees a flash crash in a short amount of time. In this event, the pool’s outstanding debt position may become under-collateralized, leaving the lender insolvent, and the pooled funds may be hit with a liquidation fee, which could translate into a loss to the participant.
Each token supported offers a pool that pursues conservative and aggressive strategies. Conservative pools use higher collateralization ratios and are therefore less vulnerable to such a risk – but not completely immune.
Additionally, Grow pool strategies are only as safe as the platforms they interact with. Medium-risk pools only interact with blue-chip DeFi protocols like Maker, Aave, and Compound, but high-risk pools may interface with newer and less established alternatives.
What are the fees?
There is a 0.6% fee on withdrawal from Vesper Grow pools, and a 15% platform fee on yield generated by the deposited assets.
Where do the fees go?
The platform fee and withdrawal fee are both taken in the form of pool shares, and delivered to the Treasury Box. They continue to earn yield as any pool share would, until they are converted to VSP tokens by selling them on the open market via an AMM like Uniswap or SushiSwap. These VSP go to the vVSP pool to be distributed to vVSP holders.
VSP is the governance token that serves as the basis for the Vesper ecosystem. VSP holders can vote on proposals, and additionally deposit their tokens to passively accumulate more VSP.
How do I earn VSP tokens?
There are three ways to earn VSP tokens:
How will I receive my VSP tokens?
VSP tokens are ‘dripped’ to pool participants, and held by the smart contract until they broadcast a transaction to exit the pool, whereupon the VSP is delivered to their address.
What is the vVSP Pool?
The vVSP pool is a revenue-sharing mechanism. It rewards VSP holders with additional VSP when they deposit their tokens in it.
Just like the other pools, where you deposit ETH to get vETH, or USDC to get vUSDC, you can stake VSP and you will get vVSP, a tokenized share of the vVSP pool.
After withdrawal and yield fees are collected in the pool (ETH, BTC, USDC, etc.), they go to the Treasury Box and are used to buy back VSP on Uniswap. Of this VSP, 5% goes to the project’s founders, and the rest is delivered to vVSP pool participants as yield on their deposit.
[REVISED 2/16/2021 1:15pm Eastern — To reflect shift in LP rewards towards Sushiswap]
The VSP token is the very center of Vesper, connecting the entire system and forming the basis of its longevity. One’s VSP holdings represent their voting weight in the Vesper ecosystem. Almost all revenue generated by all Vesper products are additionally used to buy back VSP from the open market.
VSP Token Distribution
The total supply is 10,000,000 VSP, which breaks down like this:
VSP tokens can be staked in the vVSP pool. Revenue generated throughout the entire ecosystem buys back VSP, which is then delivered as yield to the vVSP pool. VSP also forms the core of the Vesper revenue model.
Stakers also use their tokenized vVSP shares to vote in Vesper’s governance, which can take the form of the following:
Participation is extended to vVSP only, so that longterm holders staking to earn more VSP are also the ones that make decisions for the ecosystem through voting.
Please note that these emissions are not finalized, and may be subject to change at the discretion of the community. (For more on Vesper’s governance, refer to the documentation’s chapter on Vesper’s decentralization plan.)
Launch Pools (2,550,000 VSP)
Reserves (2,950,000 VSP)
Liquidity Providers (1,000,000 VSP)
Team and Advisors (2,500,000 VSP)
Strategic Partners (1,000,000 VSP)
The above qualitatively explains the shape and pace of emissions. Though Vesper is not committing to a concrete schedule for the next twelve months, here is what VSP emissions look like at launch and in the first weeks to follow:
At launch, 450,000 VSP are airdropped to beta participants. 291,667 VSP is airdropped to the team, advisors, and partners at the same time. 300,000 VSP is posted as initial liquidity to SushiSwap and 200,000 VSP is posted as liquidity to Uniswap.
In total, 1,241,667 VSP are circulating at launch — 12.42% of total supply.
Through the first month, each of the three primary holding pools have a linear drip of 125,000 VSP each — 375,000 total.
Liquidity Providers receive a drip of 185,000 VSP for the first month. 60% of these rewards go to SushiSwap, and 40% to Uniswap (plus a small amount to Loopring). This is weighted towards the first weeks:
Team, advisors, and partners have streaming unlock at 1/12 of allocation (291,667 VSP) each month.
Circulating supply will look approximately as follows:
Anticipate roughly 70–80% of VSP total supply to be circulating after the first year. At this time, the VSP community can also vote to change the VSP supply. The minting function is time locked and unavailable within the first 12 months of launch, locking the supply at 10 million VSP for at least the first year.
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VSP is now live on the Ethereum mainnet. The token address for VSP is 0x1b40183efb4dd766f11bda7a7c3ad8982e998421. Be cautious not to purchase any other token with a smart contract different from this one (as this can be easily faked). We strongly advise to be vigilant and stay safe throughout the launch. Don’t let the excitement get the best of you.
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