Quanterra Finance Whitepaper
  • 💡Quanterra Overview
    • ⚒️How Does Auto-Staking Work?
  • 🛡️Quanterra Insurance Fund (QIF)
  • 💰The Treasury
  • 🔥The Flame Pot
  • ⚖️Quanterra Auto-Liquidity Mechanism (QALM)
  • 💵Fixed APY
  • 🖥️How the APY is Calculated
  • ⚙️Longterm Interest Cycle (LIC)
  • 🪙QUANT Token
    • 📍Quanterra Buy and Sell Fees
    • 📌Trading Fees Explained
  • 📋Roadmap
  • 🎯Pre-Launch Sale
  • ⛏️The Beauty of Mathematics
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Quanterra Insurance Fund (QIF)

Quanterra Insurance Fund

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Last updated 3 years ago

The acronym QIF refers to the Quanterra Insurance Fund, a separate wallet within Quanterra's QAP system. The QIF wallet is backed by an algorithm that underpins the Rebase Rewards and is financed by a portion of the buy and sell trading fees accrued in the QIF wallet.

In simple terms, the staking rewards (rebase rewards) distributed every 15 minutes at a rate of 0.02355 percent are backed by the QIF parameter, ensuring that $QUANT holders receive a high and stable interest rate.

5% of all trading fees are held in the Quanterra Insurance Fund, which helps sustain and back the positive rebase staking rewards.

QIF protects holders by:

  • Using price stability to avert a flash crash

  • Assuring the Quanterra Protocol's long-term viability and future growth

  • Significantly lowering the downside risk

QIF Address: 0xa1647fA74aBD7379A331d6562A822dE1F91238E3

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Quanterra Insurance Fund