WINR Protocol
  • What is WINR?
  • iGaming, Decentralized.
  • Roadmap
  • WINR Protocol
    • WINR VRF
      • Elliptic Curve VRF
      • Verification in WINR
    • Games
    • High-Leverage Trading
    • WINR Wallet
      • Using the WINR Wallet: Quick-Start Guide
    • Liquidity
      • Evolution from WLP to Single-Sided Pools
      • Key Changes in Liquidity Management
      • Distribution Structure
      • Customizable Pools and LP Tokens
      • Security Measures
    • Staking
      • Previous Staking Mechanism
      • Transition to the New WINR Staking on WINR Chain
      • Migration from Arbitrum to WINR Chain
      • Profit Distribution and Epoch Structure
    • Rewards
      • Reward Types
      • Levels and Badges
      • Referral Rewards
    • Fees
  • WINR Chain
    • Overview
    • Core Features of WINR Chain
      • Speed, Reliability, and Cost Effectiveness
      • Account Abstraction
      • Price Feed and RNG Services
    • WINR Bridge: Seamless Cross-Chain Transactions
      • Deposit and Withdrawal Flows on WINR Chain
      • Native Token Transfers with Arbitrum Orbit
      • Cross-Chain Token Bridging with SuperBridge by Socket.io
    • RPC Endpoints and Providers
    • Running a Full Node on WINR Chain
  • BUILD ON WINR
    • Become a Frontend Operator
      • Ready to Use Templates
      • Setting Up Revenue Accounts
      • Deploying Single-Sided LPs
      • Deploy Unique Game Contracts
    • Build a Game
      • WINR Game SDK
      • Example Smart Contract
      • Interacting with VRF and Smart Wallet
      • Interacting with a Frontend
  • EXTRA
    • Governance
    • Tokenomics
    • Contracts
    • Media Kit
    • Audits
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Evolution from WLP to Single-Sided Pools

The original WINR Liquidity Pool (WLP) was inspired by the GLP model from GMX, designed to aggregate multiple tokens into a single index-based liquidity structure. This allowed community members to collectively manage liquidity and share in the overall profit and loss. While this model had strong conceptual value, it has since been replaced with a more decentralized and flexible system that aligns with Arbitrum Orbit’s Layer 3 framework.

The Shift to Single-Sided Liquidity Pools

In the new liquidity model, liquidity providers (LPs) contribute to individual single-token pools rather than a shared index pool. Each token pool operates independently, offering LPs:

  • Direct rewards based on their specific pool's performance – No more shared risk across multiple assets.

  • More flexibility in managing liquidity – LPs can adjust their positions based on market conditions and pool performance in real-time.

  • Greater control over investment strategies – Instead of being tied to a single index, LPs can allocate liquidity to specific assets that align with their risk tolerance and market outlook.

This new liquidity engine enhances decentralization and efficiency while giving LPs more autonomy and strategic options within the WINR ecosystem.

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