Takaturn 2.0
  • Takaturn Phase 2 - Plug In feature upgrade - Yield Generation and UI Feature Enhancements
  • Takaturn on the blockchain
  • Takaturn Smart Contracts
  • Terminology
  • Takaturn 2.0 Enhancements
  • Yield Generation (YG)
  • Yield Generation In the context of Takaturn 2.0
  • Liquidity Provisioning in terms of crypto & Takaturn 2.0 explained
  • Impermanent Loss in the context of Takaturn 2.0
  • Factors affecting Yield Generation
  • Collateral (Security Deposit) Management
  • Turn Group possible Outcomes
  • Default in a Turn Group
  • Partial Withdrawal
  • Collateral Management
  • User Account Management Enhancements
  • Term Management Enhancements
  • The Next Steps
  • Appendix 1
    • Illustrations
  • Appendix 2
  • Appendix 3
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Costs and Fees for Liquidity Provisioning

Takadao Holdings is the technical, development and community support entity that maintains and improves the Takaturn protocol.

Takadao is compensated from the yield generated on funds held as collateral. A 20% fee is deducted from all yield generated. The fee is split between Takadao and Zaynfi, the liquidity provisioning protocol.

The above fee finds its origins in the ‘’ method of calculating fees due to fund management firms in the private equity and venture capital industries. Takaturn 2.0 talks to the 20 part of the equation which is sometimes referred to as a ‘’ or .

In the case of Takaturn 2.0 this carry is levied at every YG event (monthly cycles) and distributed to the 2 service providers critical to the functioning of the protocol’s YG feature, viz:

  • Takadao Holdings

  • ZaynFi

Let’s assume that 1 ETH has been lodged as collateral security and has been opted in for YG. Assuming that the yield is 1%, the fees are deducted as follows:

Collateral Security

*

Yield Rate

=

Total Yield

*

20%

=

Fee Deducted

1 ETH

*

1%

=

0.01 ETH

*

20%

=

2 and 20
carry
performance fee (PF)