NILE
  • INTRODUCTION TO NILE
    • 👑What is NILE?
      • 🔵Why Linea?
    • ☯️ve(3,3) Fundamentals
      • Dilution Protection (Rebase)
      • veNILE (veNFT)
        • 💰veNILE Revenue Distribution Schedule
    • 🔮DEX Functionalities
      • Swaps
        • 🎋Swap Fee Structure
      • Voting
      • Bribing (Incentivizing)
      • Vesting (veNFT Management)
      • LP Staking
  • Concentrated Liquidity Core
    • 🤔Concentrated Liquidity
      • 🔢Fee Tiers
      • 🦭Fee Distribution
    • 🏆CL Gauges
    • 📜BUSL-1.1 License
    • 🏁Competitive Farming
  • NILE Tokenomics
    • 📊NILE Token Distribution
    • 📈Emissions Schedule
    • ❌xNILE (Deprecated)
      • How is xNILE obtained?
      • How is xNILE used?
      • ☸️xNILE "Flywheel"
    • 🌀Dilution Protection (3,3) Rebases
  • Resources
    • 📄Deployed Contract Addresses
    • 📱dApp and Socials
    • 📸NILE Media Kit
    • 🌉Bridging To Linea
  • Security and Legal Considerations
    • 🐛Fixed Solidly Vulnerabilities
    • 🛠️Why Proxy Contracts?
    • 🔐Contract Timelock
    • 😎Inherited Security
    • 🖋️Formal Audits
    • ⚖️Risks and Legal Disclosures
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  1. NILE Tokenomics

Dilution Protection (3,3) Rebases

NILE, adopted the (3,3) model, which includes a mechanism to mitigate dilution.

During the initial launch, veNILE holders will benefit from a 25% weekly rebase, which helps counterbalance dilution resulting from the protocol's emissions schedule. With each subsequent epoch (week), this percentage increases by 1% until reaching a maximum cap of 50% anti-dilution per epoch.

NILE strongly believes that rebases/anti-dilution are crucial to the entire model, and without it-- leads to a dangerous misalignment with users.

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