Stable Jack
  • Introduction to Stable Jack
    • Introduction to Stable Jack
    • Why Do the Markets Need Stable Jack?
    • The Mechanism Behind Stable Jack
      • Technical Explanation of the Mechanism
  • Stable Jack v2
    • Why We're Building Stable Jack v2
    • Introduction to Yield Token (YT)
    • Introduction to Volatility Token (VT)
    • Introduction to Points Token (PT)
    • New Features Coming with the v2
    • Competitor Analysis
    • What Use Cases does Stable Jack offer?
    • How Stable Jack Creates New Demand: The BENQI Case Study
    • Risk Management
    • Additional Information
  • Audits
  • Stable Jack v1
    • Stable Jack v1
      • System Stability
      • Risk Management
        • Level 1 - Stability Mode Mint/Redeem Controls
        • Level 2 - Rebalance Pool
        • Counter-Party Risk Management
      • Calculations
      • FAQ
        • The Difference Between aUSD and UST
      • Contract Adresses
  • $JACK Tokenomics
    • The Death of Airdrops: Discount Tickets as a New Paradigm
      • The Solution: Discount Tickets
      • The Case for Discount Tickets
      • Comparison: Discount Tickets vs Airdrops?
    • $JACK Token
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Introduction to Volatility Token (VT)

What is the Volatility Token?

Volatility Token (VT) is a token that offers leverage exposure to the collateral asset without liquidation risk. It mirrors the price volatility of the collateral asset similar to leveraged contracts, but without funding fees or liquidation risk.

The main features of the Volatility Token can be summarized as:

  • The Volatility Token enables users to have leveraged long exposure to collateral assets without the risk of liquidation so that users are not affected by sudden price spikes or market volatility.

  • The Volatility Token offers the cheapest way to achieve long exposure to any asset.

  • Being tokenized, it can also be used as collateral in DeFi protocols.

  • Volatility Token holders can outperform the returns of the underlying collateral asset, which is a primary goal for most asset managers.

  • Volatility Token holders don’t pay any funding fees.

Note: Every collateral asset will have a unique Volatility Token.

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