Astonic Documentation
  • Welcome
  • Getting Started
    • Understanding Astonic
    • Quickstart
  • How to Access Astonic Stable Assets
    • Overview
    • Trading Astonic Assets
    • Cross-Chain Access
  • Astonic Protocol Concepts
    • Core Stability Framework
    • The Astonic Reserve
    • Asset Exchange Architecture
      • The Astonic Broker
      • Trading Limits
      • Exchange Providers
      • BiPoolManager
    • Astonic Protocol Oracles
      • Rate Feeds
    • Advanced Protocol Protection
    • Protocol Governance
  • Astonic Economics
    • Understanding Protocol Stability
    • Risk Factors
    • Protocol Resilience
    • Astonic Tokenomics
    • Airdrop
  • DEVS
    • Deployments
      • Addresses
  • Terms of Use
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  • Core Stability Principles
  • The Elastic Supply Mechanism
  1. Astonic Economics

Understanding Protocol Stability

Mechanisms and Safeguards

The foundation of any stable asset system lies in its ability to maintain price equilibrium through sophisticated supply and demand management. Let's explore the intricate mechanisms that ensure this stability.

Core Stability Principles

The stability mechanism operates on a fundamental economic principle: price stability is achieved when supply and demand converge at the target price point. When this balance shifts, the protocol responds accordingly:

  • Excess supply scenarios can lead to devaluation

  • Supply deficits typically result in value appreciation above the intended peg

The Elastic Supply Mechanism

The protocol employs an innovative elastic coin supply rule that adapts to market conditions. This system carefully balances two critical objectives:

  1. Market Liquidity: Enabling rapid response to demand fluctuations through supply adjustments

  2. Reserve Protection: Implementing safeguards against oracle price manipulation

"The key to stable asset management lies in the delicate balance between flexibility and security" - Leading DeFi Economist

Risk Mitigation Strategy

The protocol employs a virtual automated market maker (vAMM) setup, distinguishing itself from traditional DEX models. This innovative approach eliminates the need for user-provided liquidity, instead utilizing sophisticated bucket systems that reset at predetermined intervals, typically every five minutes.

Exchange Pair
Low Slippage (0.02%)
Medium Slippage (2%)
High Slippage (25%)

Stable/Native

N/A

165,600 units

2,440,800 units

Stable/USDC

11,988,000 units

N/A

N/A

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