In traditional finance, a fund often refers to an investment program funded by shareholders that trades diversified holdings and is professionally managed. As Stasis Network deals exclusively with digital assets via smart contracts, we offer a unique product called a DeFi Fund.A DeFi Fund is a creation of the Stasis Network team, operating under its parent company, BlockCentral Inc, based in the country of Panama.

One of the most common ways to earn revenue in crypto outside of asset appreciation (buying and holding), is staking and yield farming. For example, some traditional stocks pay dividends for holding them. In crypto, some assets will reward you with the equivalent of dividends by you providing your tokens (your liquidity) to a platform or decentralized exchange in return for ‘yield.’ 

Stasis Network Tokens (STS) tokens are considered deflationary because the total supply of tokens will decrease over time through automatic and manual burning. No new tokens will ever be minted again. With the supply decreasing, theoretically the purchasing power of each token will be increasing, causing the token meet the definition of the term ‘deflationary.’ 

Unlike NFTs, which stand for non-fungible tokens, Stasis Network Tokens (STS) tokens are fungible. This means that the token can be broken down into smaller equal parts. Real world example: A $100 bill can be broken down into twenty $5 bills, or a $1 bill can be broken down into 100 one cent coins. Stasis Network Tokens (STS) tokens are fungible because they are able to be broken down as well, all the way to the 18th decimal place. 

A medium of exchange is an intermediary instrument or system used to facilitate the purchase and sale of goods and services between parties. Stasis Network’s DeFi Fund is well-diversified across several digital assets, with varying degrees of liquidity. It would be difficult to operate a system for users to enter and exit their share of the DeFi Fund directly. The transaction fees alone would degrade significant portions of the revenue. We solve this is by creating a medium of exchange, the STS utility token, that allows a liquid, fungible option for users to move in and out of freely.

Users of Stasis Network never need to leave the dApp. You can trade between STS, STS+, MATIC, and USDC directly on the Trade page. This is to ensure maximum convenience for the user. If you would like to trade via the DEX, you can do so on Uniswap. 

Due to the nature of the protocol, being deflationary and acting as a DeFi Fund, the taxes and fees act as the ‘performance fees’ for the Treasury. Not only do they help the protocol remove supply from circulation (via burns), they also help establish the paradigm that Stasis Network is most lucrative for those employing a long-term strategy. Users who are engaged with the protocol the longest, will likely be the ones who earn the most from their participation.

One of the core tenets of Stasis Network is ‘do not create hostages.’ So many protocols lock user funds for weeks or months, creating a low frequency of panic about price decline, project abandonment, etc. The Stasis Network team believes any locking creates a net-negative for user sentiment. The small taxes and fees are fair without being punitive, we felt it was not necessary to increase the negative sentiment of ‘taking even more’ from our users. 

Stasis Network does not guarantee any returns, as it would elicit a negative response from governing bodies. The protocol is designed to grow and return yields to the users in a strong but sustainable fashion. Users could expect to see APYs in the range of 15-100%, depending on which feature of the network they are engaged with. Yields are variable and subject to change.

Yes. The Stasis Network team believes MDB helped usher in a new era of DeFi protocols with their successful run over the last year. MDB was the second best performing token on the BSC network during the bear market. Stasis Network has forked the foundational protocol and introduced several optimizations and new features that will continue the deflationary paradigm within DeFi, honoring what the MDB team built along the way.

Yes, there is an exclusive Stasis Viking Collection of 700 liquid decaying NFTs that earn weekly lifetime rewards for holding them. 

The NFTs are tied to a contract that has locked STS tokens in it at a specific percentage of token supply. As Stasis Network burns tokens, the percentage remains the same, but requires less tokens to maintain that percent. The surplus tokens above that percent are released as rewards to all the NFT holders on a weekly basis. Theoretically, the NFTs will pay rewards for life, as long as there are tokens locked into the contract. 

Unlike traditional NFTs, which amount to little more than illiquid IOUs, Stasis’ NFTs are able to be redeemed for a fee if the holder needs quick access to that liquidity. The team hopes holders will maintain ownership of the NFTs for a long time, but in the rare moment they need liquid capital, they have the option to redeem their NFT. At that point, the NFT would be destroyed and their Viking would be sent to ‘Valhalla.’ 

In order to make sure the NFTs pay a continuous amount of rewards, the contract holding the tokens will ‘decay’ at 0.33% per week forever. This will cause rewards to drip out of the contract a little each week. In case protocol burns of tokens are slow at any particular time, this decaying feature will ensure NFT holders still feel they are being rewarded for holding their NFT.