Avareum
  • Introduction
  • Why Avareum?
  • How Avareum Works?
    • Fund Operations
    • Fund Subscription
    • Fund Redemption
    • Fund Rebalancing
    • Fee Management
    • Strategy-Aware Assets
    • Fund Tokens
    • Price Oracle
    • Risks and Mitigation Plans
  • FAQ
  • Investment Strategies
    • Introduction
      • Decentralized Finance
        • Features of Decentralized Finance
        • Decentralized Finance Architecture
        • Decentralized Finance Category
        • DeFi Service Incentive Scheme
      • Stablecoins
    • Avareum Stable Fund
      • Investment Objective
      • Investment Vehicles
      • Eligibility
        • Stable Asset Eligibility
        • Protocol Eligibility
        • Layer 1 Protocol Eligibility
        • Layer 2 Protocol Eligibility
      • Asset Allocation
    • Risk Management
      • Risk Identification
  • Tokenomics
    • AVAR Token
      • Advance Funds Investment Right
    • Token Allocation
      • Token Valuation
    • Token Auction Mechanism
    • Avareum Fundamentals
      • Supply Mechanism
      • Demand Mechanism
      • AVAR Burning Rate
      • Valuation Framework
    • Incentivization and APR
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Protocol Eligibility

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Data as of September 2021

Protocol assessment will evaluate quantitative factors, qualitative factors and risks. Since evaluating the protocols is more complicated than evaluating assets, we will separate the evaluation into two levels:

  • The basic qualification is the first fundamental assessment for protocols. We can give a score clearly, and this score can be applied to other relevant strategies.

  • Specific qualification is the second step in assessing complicated protocols. Again, the fund managers can determine the relevant factors and select the suitable protocols at their discretion without rating with scores.

In the assessment process, every protocol has to pass the basic qualification assessment. Then the shortlisted protocols will be given to the fund managers for the specific qualification assessment. Although the fund managers have the final authority to select the suitable protocols, they cannot add new protocols that haven’t gone through the basic qualification assessment process.

Layer 1 Protocol Eligibility
Layer 2 Protocol Eligibility