Orderly Community Proposes Allocating Up to 60% of Net Protocol Revenue for ORDER Buybacks
BlockBeats News, August 26 — The Orderly community has initiated a new proposal, planning to allocate up to 60% of net protocol fees for regular buybacks of ORDER tokens, while simultaneously optimizing the staking and VALOR mechanisms.
According to the proposal, buybacks will be executed based on the previous two weeks’ revenue using TWAP. Half of the purchased ORDER tokens will be distributed to stakers (issued as esORDER with a three-month linear vesting), while the other half will be allocated to the community governance wallet. The use of these tokens (burning, liquidity, incentives, etc.) will be determined through separate governance votes.
The plan also includes discontinuing USDC staking rewards, allowing stakers to directly claim the existing USDC reserves. VALOR will be linked to esORDER rewards, and current holders will transition seamlessly to the new system on a proportional basis. The voting period is seven days, with a quorum of 30% of total voting power. Only ORDER tokens staked before the proposal submission are eligible to participate in the vote.
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