The Reserve
Protocol Policy & Governance Layer
Design Overview
The Reserve is the sub-protocol designed to execute the long-term programmed logic and manage the ecosystem's governance. It contains the system's automated rules for operational parameters.
Protocol Responsibilities
Asset Management: Governing the programmed logic for the protocol's reserve assets (e.g., ETH).
Policy Execution: Enforcing the Reserve Requirement (RR) and Redirect Variable (RV) logic that determines internal asset allocation.
Distribution Management: Operating the Distribution Engine module, which allocates assets to Purpose-Oriented Distributors (PODs) according to its code.
Governance Facilitation: Facilitating the ecosystem's governance processes for 3Fi token holders.
Reserve Protocol Service Units (PSUs)
The DeFi Trident - The core architectural framework.
Composability - Logic for architectural adaptability.
Convertibility - The dual-mechanism design.
Pledge - The Settlement Pledge module.
Reserve & Vault - Modules for strategic asset holdings.
Sustainability - The programmed economic cycle logic.
Distribution Engine - The module for executing asset distributions.
PODs - Value allocation modules.
Arb. Master Node - A module for coordinating capital allocation.
Arb. Engines - Protocol-owned exchange modules.
iNcubators - Modules for ecosystem coordination.
Reserve Native Tokens.
3Fi - The primary governance utility token.
VW3 - A non-transferable measure of governance participation.
Legends - A specific, restricted governance role.
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