TIP10 - Miner fee reimbursement plan for relayers (中继方代付矿工费报销方案)
Voting ended almost 5 years agoFailed
Background
According to the design of the Tokenlon protocol, the relayers responsible for matching orders can pay Ethereum miner fees for some users’ transactions
The design of relayer paying the miner fees can increase the success rate of users' trades therefore bring a better user experience
As part of the treasury design, the fees collected by Tokenlon protocol will be first used to reimburse relayers the miner fee paid by them
As of March 22, 2020, Tokenlon 5.0 has accumulated more than $10 million in fees, including 2,987 WETH
As of March 22, 2020, the Tokenlon relayer has paid 2,560 ETH in miner fee for users
Based on the above data, it is estimated that 85% of WETH collected by Tokenlon protocol needs to be used for reimbursement of miner fees paid by relayers
Therefore, WETH part of fees collected by Tokenlon protocol will be directly (partially or fully) transferred to the treasury for reimbursement
Transferring WETH directly to the treasury can avoid the additional expenses caused by exchanging WETH to LON and then exchange for ETH
Let the community decide on the miner fee reimbursement plan for relayers
Proposed Action Items
Implement according to the voting result and will take effect when the LON buyback is launched
Voting Rules
Addresses with LON balance greater than 0 can vote
Addresses participating liquidity mining can vote (including unclaimed LON reward)
Addresses with LON LP token can vote
LON balance snapshot block: 12100200
Voting start time: 2021.3.24 7:00 UTC
Voting end time: 2021.3.26 7:00 UTC
Voting Options
A. The percentage of WETH transfer to treasury will be dynamically adjusted according to the actual cost of miner fee paid by relayers. At the beginning:
80% of WETH will be directly transferred to the treasury for reimbursement
20% of WETH will be used to buyback LON and then transferred to the LON staking pool to reward LON staking users
B. 100% of WETH collected will be directly transferred to the treasury:
It will be first used to reimburse the miner fee paid by relayers,
and then, the surplus will be used to provide liquidity for the LON/ETH AMM pool in the future