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Allocate 120M PLS to Create an ORD/INC Liquidity Pair on PulseX

Voting ended about 1 year agoSucceeded

Proposal Summary

This proposal seeks to allocate 120M PLS from the Treasury to purchase INC (contract address: 0x2fa878Ab3F87CC1C9737Fc071108F904c0B0C95d) and pair it with ORD to establish a liquidity pool on PulseX. This strategic initiative aims to extend the Liquidity Web Arm’s influence by leveraging Heart’s Law to economically bond the Orion ecosystem with INC, a prominent asset in the PulseChain ecosystem. The pairing is expected to increase liquidity depth, enhance trading activity, and generate additional revenue for the Treasury through synergistic price movements and arbitrage.

We currently have a pair with every other core Pulsechain asset. This class of assets are the highest liquidity and highest volume assets on the chain, it makes sense to finish off the LP collection by creating a ORD/INC pool. INC is also especially volatile. High volume and highly volatile no tax assets are the best at creating more tax revenue for the treasury.

Objectives

  1. Expand the Liquidity Web Strengthen the Orion ecosystem by linking it to INC, a key token in the PulseChain ecosystem. Enhance overall liquidity and trading opportunities for ORD and INC.

  2. Leverage Heart’s Law Create economic interdependence between ORD and INC by pairing them in a liquidity pool. Amplify Treasury value through liquidity bonding, price synergy, and mutual growth.

  3. Support Treasury Growth Drive higher trading volume for the ORD/INC pair and capitalize on arbitrage opportunities. Generate additional revenue from the 4% ORD tax and benefit from PulseX trading incentives.

Rationale for INC Selection

  1. Ecosystem Prominence INC is a core reward token on PulseX and plays a pivotal role in PulseChain’s ecosystem. Its trading activity and no-tax policy make it an ideal candidate for strategic pairing with ORD.

  2. Heart’s Law Synergy Pairing ORD with INC economically ties the Orion ecosystem to PulseChain’s core liquidity mechanics, driving mutual growth and Treasury diversification.

  3. High Volume and Yield Potential INC's active trading volume and volatility present lucrative arbitrage opportunities, while enhancing liquidity depth for both assets.

Implementation Plan

Step 1: Allocate 120M PLS from the Treasury to purchase INC on PulseX.

Step 2: Pair the acquired INC with an equivalent value of ORD from the Treasury to create the ORD/INC liquidity pool on PulseX.

Step 3: Burn the resulting LP tokens to lock in liquidity and secure long-term benefits for the Orion ecosystem.

Expected Benefits

  1. Increased Trading Volume The ORD/INC pair is expected to boost trading activity, generating more Treasury revenue through ORD’s 4% transaction tax and PulseX volume incentives.

  2. Treasury Diversification By adding INC to the Liquidity Web, the Treasury gains exposure to a well-integrated asset within PulseChain’s ecosystem.

  3. Strengthened Ecosystem Synergy Integrating INC into the Orion ecosystem fosters deeper connections with PulseX and the broader PulseChain community, enhancing visibility and engagement.

  4. Arbitrage Opportunities INC’s market activity and volatility provide consistent arbitrage potential, further driving liquidity and volume for the Treasury’s benefit.

Conclusion

This proposal offers a strategic opportunity to strengthen the Orion ecosystem’s reach and financial autonomy by leveraging INC, a key PulseChain asset. With 120M PLS allocated to establish the ORD/INC liquidity pair on PulseX, the Treasury can enhance its revenue streams, trading volume, and liquidity depth while fostering stronger ties with the PulseChain ecosystem.

Off-Chain Vote

For
93.26M ORD100%
Against
0 ORD0%
Quorum:117%
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Timeline

Jan 27, 2025Proposal created
Jan 27, 2025Proposal vote started
Jan 28, 2025Proposal vote ended
Oct 02, 2025Proposal updated