aiPX Documentation
  • Introduction
  • Risk Management for LPs
  • Tokenomics
    • AIPX Utility Token
    • AGO Governance Token
    • ALP Tokens
  • Earn Yield
  • aiPX DAO
  • Auctions
    • AIPX Batch Auction
    • AGO Dutch Auction
  • Fee Structure
  • Incentive Programs
    • Trade-to-Earn Program
    • Referral Program
    • Trading Competitions
  • Tutorials
    • Trading
    • Liquidity
    • DAO
    • Earning Yield
    • Auctions
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  1. Tokenomics

ALP Tokens

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Last updated 1 year ago

By providing liquidity to the aiPX Protocol, liquidity providers receive ALP tokens, which passively earn AIPX tokens. Liquidity providers receive ALP tokens by providing a tranche's underlying asset such as ETH. ALP tokens also have a USD value associated with them. This means that if the price of the Senior ALP token is $1, then by depositing $1,000 USDC you would receive 1,000 Senior ALP tokens. When redeeming ALP tokens for an underlying asset, in this example, you would be able to withdraw $1,000 of ETH, even if you had deposited USDC.

There are three ALP tokens:

  • Senior ALP token

  • Mezzanine ALP token

  • Junior ALP token

Each tier represents the lowest risk/return (Senior) to the highest risk/return (Junior) for liquidity providers.

At any time, ALP tokens may be converted into any of a tranche's underlying assets. A comprehensive overview of the functionality of ALP tokens and tranches can be found in the Risk Management for LPs section.

Risk Management for LPs