Hex One Protocol
  • 💵What is Hex One?
  • ⭐Basics
    • How $HEX1 works
    • How $HEX1 peg works
    • Overcollateralized vault
    • Hex One Protocol Benefits
  • 📊Tokenomics
    • Vault
    • Collateral Ratio
    • Liquidation Ratio
    • Liquidation Process
    • Impermanent Loss Protection
    • Price Feed
    • Pumpamentals
  • 📊Audits
    • Certik
    • Coverage
  • 📜Contracts [to do]
    • Tokens
    • Hex One Protocol
    • Vault
    • Farming
    • Bootstrap
    • Liquidations
  • 💾Versions
    • V1 [current]
    • V2
  • 💱Hex One Incentive Token
    • Incentive Token ($HEXIT)
    • Incentive Token Distribution
  • 💱Hex1 Debt Title (HDT) NFT
    • Hex1 Debt Title NFT
  • 💸Bootstrap
    • Bootstraping Hex One
    • Bootstrap Benefits
    • How to Bootstrap
    • Bootstrap HEXIT Distribution
  • 🤑Airdrop
    • Airdrop Benefits
    • How to Participate
    • Airdrop HEXIT Distribution
  • 🔂BORROWING
    • How to Borrow
  • 🧑‍🌾Farming
    • How to Farm
    • Yield / APRs
    • HEXIT Farming Inflation
  • 🖼️Branding
    • Hex One Branding
  • 🏫References
    • References
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  1. Versions

V1 [current]

This version corresponds to the current implementation of Hex One protocol.

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Last updated 10 months ago

V1 Basics

The current version accepts only one token $HEX.

V1 Functionality

Deposit $HEX that is converted into T-Shares. Borrow against your T-Shares. Claim the stake by repaying the total borrowed $HEX1.

If the price of the collateral drops and the peg goes < $1, vs other stablecoins there is an incentive to buy $HEX1 since each token redeems $1 worth of Hex. Liquidations open the door to big discounts.

If the price of the collateral goes up, depositors may claim more $HEX1. Additionally, if the peg goes > $1, it probably means depositors need to acquire $HEX1 to redeem the underlying collateral (endStake).

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Hex One Protocol V1