TaiChi price

TAC

Olympus turned DeFi on its head with its protocol-controlled value mechanism, sparking a whole heap of forks like TaiChi. In that sense, TaiChi is neither unique nor special and does not pretend to be otherwise, following the same staking and minting mechanism. Users can acquire discounted TAC from the protocol with BUSD or wBNB (minting) and sell their TAC after the 5-day vesting period or stake it to earn current astronomic yields of 4,500,000%.

Utilizing the same auto-compounding mechanism Olympus pioneered, users’ staked balances rebase every eight hours, which translates into a falling cost basis and a constant share of the expanding supply of TAC. By acquiring valuable assets like BUSD, a stablecoin, and wrapped BNB, a wrapped version of BNB, the protocol theoretically provides a price backing for the inflationary supply of TAC. Were the price of TAC to fall below its backing, the protocol would start paying staking rewards from its treasury, while simultaneously raising the discount for minting new TAC to incentivize new liquidity coming in. This is the foundation of the (3,3) game theory, explaining that it’s beneficial for all participants to stay staked and not remove their liquidity from the protocol.

Being on BSC, TaiChi benefits from a potentially large pool of users, which could advance community growth. The protocol also envisions other potential future use cases like creating a wrapped currency that can be used as loan collateral and deploying the treasury to earn LP fees. It states that TaiChi should continuously evolve according to innovative ideas purported and governed by the community, thus moving away from imitation and towards innovation.

Since TAC is inflationary, it does not have a maximum supply. Instead, it aims to become the non-pegged stablecoin of the Binance ecosystem that retains purchasing power through continuously expanding its protocol-controlled liquidity.

Unlike Olympus and Klima DAO, the founders of TaiChi do not have a share of pre-mined TAC tokens that are vested according to the protocol’s supply growth. Instead, the team will be paid a static, community-approved salary from protocol profits. TaiChi plans to create a long-bonded governance token similar to that of other protocols, although that will be subject to a community vote.

TaiChi lives on the Binance Smart Chain, which is secured through the proof-of-stake consensus mechanism. 21 validators are elected every 24 hours to validate transactions and maintain blockchain security. These validators have to stake a certain amount of BNB coins with Binance to be eligible.

The smart contracts of TaiChi are currently unaudited. However, as a fork of Olympus, TaiChi benefits from the Olympus code, which has been audited twice. Still, TaiChi is seeking a dual audit of its own through Certik and Slowmist.

Check out Olympus (OHM) — the OG rebase token.

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