Five Core Roles Established Based on the Nash Equilibrium

Brokers

Brokers are categorized from grades A to D, with each grade striving to onboard traders. Different grades of brokers receive varying commission rates. Grade C and D brokers allocate a portion of their commissions (10% and 20%, respectively) into a reward pool. Every 30 days, grade A and B brokers then share the rewards from this pool at ratios of 60% and 40%, respectively. Guided by the principle of Nash Equilibrium, all brokers aim to introduce more traders to Fufuture, thereby enhancing overall trading volume and liquidity.

Private Pool Liquidity Providers

Every address corresponds to a unique private pool, tailored for professional market makers. These private pools compete with each other in offering liquidity. In return, they receive holding fees and incentive token rewards. Under the philosophy of Nash Equilibrium, Fufuture ensures fair competition among these pools, encouraging them to provide superior liquidity to earn greater rewards.

Public Pool Liquidity Providers

This represents a large, unified liquidity pool, whose primary purpose is to ensure transactional liquidity. Through incentive token rewards, more regular users are enticed to join, making it an integral complement to private liquidity pools. Motivated by the Nash Equilibrium, the public pool consistently furnishes stable liquidity, acting as a backup for private liquidity pools, thus bolstering the system's overall stability.

Liquidators

Liquidators compete to undertake liquidation tasks within the network. In exchange, they receive liquidation rewards and incentive tokens. The Nash Equilibrium ensures that liquidators continuously provide timely and accurate liquidation services, maintaining the system's safety and steadiness.

Traders

Traders are the heartbeat of the trading market. They not only infuse vitality and help maintain liquidity but their trading actions also generate fees that feed back into the roles mentioned above. This interplay ensures that all five roles, under the guidance of the Nash Equilibrium philosophy, contribute to a safe, steady, and open perpetual options trading market.