SuperBonds Finance, Financial NFT Market
DeFi’s first, guaranteed fixed-yield bond market, through financial NFTs, built on Solana.
The SuperBonds platform employs financial NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) to facilitate DeFi’s first bond market. Traders can buy fixed yield bonds as financial NFTs that are redeemable anytime. These bonds can be self-custody or utilized as collateral elsewhere. LPs (Liquidity Providers), who underwrite the bonds, have access to multiple revenue streams via the SuperBonds platform to incentivize the creation of yield-bearing NFTs with a definitive YTM (Yield-To-Maturity). This is powered by the SB token, the gas that is paid for every transaction on the SuperBonds platform.
SuperBonds tokenizes a FIXED USD yield into a unique NFT that as a self-custody token can enable new collateralization opportunities, unlocking a new chapter in capital efficiency. Fixed rates not only provide a certainty of return for the token owner, but also greater predictability, opening the door for optimal collateralization.
SuperBonds thus has distinguishing properties from currently existing platforms, in that it allows for:
- Fixed USDC yield
- Fixed Duration
- Continuous Issuance
- Unique Identifier for each Bond issued
The SuperBonds platform simply requires you to connect a Solana Program Library (SPL) wallet that holds SOL tokens in order to make any transactions. Please note that to buy bonds or to provide liquidity, as well as for custodying any NFTs and token rewards you claim, you’ll be directly using your wallet. SuperBonds supports various SPL wallets that you’ll be able to choose from once you visit the app.
SB Tokenomics
- Max Supply: 10 Billion
- Token Name: SuperBonds
- Ticker: SB
- Network: Solana
(Full SuperBonds Tokenonics, Courtesy of SuperBonds)
The SuperBonds(SB) token is the native token of the SuperBonds platform, intrinsic to its value generation, and needed in every transaction. SB tokens are required for all transactions on the SuperBonds platform, be it to buy/sell or transfer bonds.
