Fractional Insurance Funds for Token Sales
The semi-technical paper for Fractional Insurance Funds (FIF)
OpenPad offers fractional insurance funds for de-risking token sales and early-stage Web3 project investments.
- Insurance capital formation: FIF is a self-sustainable treasury reserve allocated to protect qualifying investors from extreme decentralized finance conditions up to 100% of the initial investment. FIF is formed as a portion of the treasury and a certain rate of fees.
- No-collateral: FIF is a no-deposit insurance model, which doesn't require investors to deposit any collateral upfront. Hence, it's 100% risk-free insurance funds to be allocated to qualified investors.
- Scope/Coverage: FIF covers only extreme conditions such as rug pulls, market loss due to smart contract bugs, and similar project-driven faults. The scope of the insurance fund might be voted with the community in the future.
- Qualifications: To qualify for FIF, investors must
- (1) invest in the deal
- (2) register for the insurance fund in the defined time slots
- (3) pass the initial deposit threshold
- (4) have a $OPN staked in the defined time slots
Note: The initial deposit threshold and the minimum amount of $OPN stake will be determined per deal basis.
- Currencies: BNB, BUSD, or $OPN might be used as a type of payout currency.
- Timeline: When the utilization of FIF is confirmed, then the registration and claiming periods will be timelined and announced.
- Payout: Qualified investors are guaranteed a partial or full refund based on the number of insurance participants and the fund size. Given the pool of insurance-qualified investors, the to-be-determined portion of the insurance fund will be shared proportionally across investors.
- Insurance level: As FIF is a no-collateral insurance-guaranteed fund, the amount qualified investors will receive will be changing deal-to-deal and there will be no promise of a guaranteed amount or percentage or full payout.
- The utilization portion: The utilization rate of the full FIF will be determined on a deal-to-deal basis and might be voted with the community.
- Post-investment trades: Investors might sell tokens at any period between investment and FIF confirmation.
- 100% selling: If the tokens are completely sold before the FIF confirmation, investors cannot qualify for the insurance.
- Partial selling: If tokens are partially sold (e.g., 30% of them), then the remaining capital will be regarded as an initial investment deposit for insurance rate calculation.
- 0% selling: If the tokens are not sold, then investors qualify for the insurance.
- Vesting: If the payout currency is selected as a $OPN, due to a large number of possible sell orders after payout, the vesting terms may apply.
- Coverage: OpenPad team and/or community will confirm the utilization of Insurance Funds.
- Registration: OpenPad will announce a registration period where investors need to demand insurance as proof of capital loss.
- Threshold Calculation: OpenPad will announce the minimum initial deposit threshold and minimum staking amount, allowing only those investors who cross the minimum deposit & staking amount.
- Insurance Confirmation: Given the list of registered insurance users, OpenPad will conduct wallet & insurance qualifications, and provide the list of insurance-qualified investors and their insurance capital amounts to the smart contract.
- Utilization Rate Calculation: The utilization rate of the insurance funds will be calculated after the insurance confirmation step, finalizing the rate at which the insurance-qualified investors get refunded.
- Currency Selection: The payout currency will be selected. If $OPN is selected as an insurance currency, then vesting terms may apply according to the possible sell-side orders.
- Claimable Insurance Contract: As a final step of the insurance, OpenPad will deploy a claimable insurance contract where qualified investors claim their initial capital up to 100%.
Let's suppose that there are 100 insurance-qualified investors with varying initial investment amounts. Let
be the initial amount of investment of investor 1 among 100 qualified ones,
be the weight of investor 1 (i.e.,
) let
be the total insurance funds. Then, let
be the portion of
allocated for a particular refunding event. Then, investor 1 will receive a refund
.
Diving deeper, OpenPad can determine to calculate
as a weighted average of insurance pool share and $OPN staked amount. Mathematically speaking, let
be the $OPN staked amount of investor 1, then
might be calculated as
where
and