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Glossary

Afterburner: A contract that allows protocols to use their earned fees to perform leveraged buybacks.


Anchor: Liquidity range consisting of both the bToken and the reserve asset; the tradable range.


Backing: The total amount of reserve assets in the Floor and the Anchor


Baseline Token (bToken): ERC-20 token that is powered by Baseline’s tokenomics engine.


Baseline Value (BLV): The up-only-price at which the protocol can buy back all circulating supply.


Boost: The act of borrowing a bToken without providing new collateral; boost is available when the BLV of a bToken increases, leading to an increase in borrowing capacity.


Bump: A market-making function that calculates at which price the protocol can buy back all of the existing supply and moves the BLV price up accordingly.


Concentrated Liquidity: Technology created by Uniswap that powers Baseline’s tokenomics engine; a series of programmable buy and sell orders placed across a price range.


Credit Facility: A contract that allows you to borrow the reserve asset at the BLV price.


Default: Forfeiting your bToken collateral by not repaying your loan.


Discovery: Liquidity range where unissued bTokens are sold for reserve assets to realize liquidity surpluses.


Drop: A market-making function that is called when the market price moves down. It reduces the Discovery capacity and moves the Discovery range closer to the current price.


Floor: The total amount of reserve assets at the BLV price; total capacity at the BLV.


Looping: The act of borrowing the reserve asset to buy more bTokens, and then repeating that process.


Reserve Asset: ERC-20 token that a bToken is paired against, usually ETH, USD, or YES.


Slide: A market-making function that is called when the market price moves down 2%. It reduces the Anchor capacity and shifts the Anchor range closer to the floor.


Sweep: A market-making function called when the market price goes up 2%. It moves liquidity surpluses to the floor and increases the capacity for the Anchor and Discovery range.


Ticks: Ticks represent the boundaries between discrete areas in price space, with 1 tick indicating a 0.01% increase or decrease in price. Each tick space may have different liquidity depths configured.