Arb. Master Node
Capital Routing Module
Core Function
The Arb. Master Node is a protocol module that coordinates the flow of crvUSD generated from other activities. It routes these assets to specific sub-modules (Arbitrage Engines) according to programmed and governance-influenced parameters.
How It Works: Programmed Asset Routing
The module operates according to predefined rules for asset distribution.
Asset Intake: The module receives crvUSD from specific protocol interactions. This crvUSD is made available to the module over a programmed schedule.
Parameter-Based Distribution: The available crvUSD is allocated to individual Arbitrage Engines based on the staked VW3 weight within each engine. This allows governance participants to influence the routing of these assets.
Module Execution & Parameters: Each Arb. Engine uses its allocated crvUSD to execute its programmed exchange logic. Each interaction is governed by a dynamic fee (payable in GUILD), which is calculated to make exchanges for severely discounted assets untenable per the module's parameters.
Outcome: Parameter-Driven Asset Acquisition
The Arb. Master Node routes assets to facilitate the protocol's automated acquisition of other assets. This process is influenced by governance parameters and contains internal logic designed to limit exposure based on asset pricing.
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