up is designed to stay efficient in low-volume environments through our gauge cap technology. Less volume, and therefore fewer fees to be captured? Fewer emissions are emitted, meaning less dilution. When volume increases on Robinhood, emissions expand to capture fee-generating liquidity, generating revenue for $UP lockers. upfficiency.

$132,000 goes to $UP lockers in 9 hours for this week's revenue share. Locking $UP gives you a claim on the exchange's fees. It pays every week, in the tokens that were traded, and you never have to sell $UP to earn. Lock up.

Ways to provide liquidity on up: 1. Earn trading fees like a regular liquidity pool. 2. Forgo fees in exchange for liquid UP. 3. Forgo UP for boosted veUP (+42%) to join our revenue share. up.

425,000 $UP burn 🔥 LPs on up can forgo liquid $UP emissions for a 100% max-locked $veUP bonus and take part in our revenue share. We just burnt all the forgone liquid $UP from recent weeks, worth $85,000+. We will continue to burn as we move toward decentralisation and a shrinking supply. up.

2 ETH of bribes has been deposited to the aUSD/USDG pool on @uponrh As promised, we will continue to incentivize aggressively through the bootstrap phase so aUSD/USDG builds depth quickly and becomes a core stable pair in the ecosystem. Provide liquidity and stake your LP to earn $UP on top of the bribes at the end of this epoch:

up is powered by the most valuable asset there is: time. If you provide liquidity on up and stake it, you're paid in $UP instead of trading fees, and those fees go to the people who lock. The obvious question is why an LP would make that trade. The answer is that most $UP is locked. People commit it for up to four years to earn a share of every fee the exchange makes, and that commitment is what gives the reward its value. The emissions are only paid while your liquidity is in range. So it stays tight on the price, the tight price wins the trade, and the trade earns a fee. The fee goes to the lockers. Everyone wins the same way, so everyone pulls the same way, and the more aligned they are, the better up performs. And unlike previous (3,3) deployments, the printing is capped. up only emits what each pool's fees can justify, which is how $242k went to lockers this week while barely inflating the supply to pay for it. up.

$242,000 goes to $UP lockers in 12 hours for this week's revenue share. Locking $UP gives you a claim on the exchange's fees. It pays every week, in the tokens that were traded, and you never have to sell $UP to earn. Lock up.