Treasury

Treasury and Liquidity Management

WOMO features an intelligent Treasury system that auto-manages liquidity and protocol-owned assets to ensure longevity and efficiency. The Treasury contract plays multiple roles: it holds reserves, manages liquidity positions, and deploys assets to generate yield, all while interfacing with external DeFi protocols.

Protocol-Owned Liquidity: Through the bonding mechanism described below, the WOMO Treasury accumulates LP tokens (such as $WM/$S and $WM/$USDC). A portion of the liquidity pool is owned and controlled by the protocol itself. The assets will be actively allocated across various optimized strategies such as yield farming, liquidity provision on partner protocols, or other yield-generating opportunities, maximizing returns while maintaining the protocol's financial resilience.

Active Liquidity Management: The Treasury will be actively managed by the team or DAO-approved. Treasury managers will actively seek yield opportunities, optimize liquidity deployment, and ensure that $WM markets remain healthy and liquid.

Deploying Assets to Yield: Unlike a static treasury, the WOMO Treasury puts idle assets to work. For instance:

• If the Treasury holds a large amount of $S or $USDC (from bonding or fees), those assets can be deposited into yield-bearing protocols. They might supply $USDC to a lending protocol (earning interest), or deposit $S into staking or farming. The idea is to earn additional returns rather than letting assets sit idle.

• If the Treasury holds excess $WM tokens (though ideally most $WM in Treasury would be from buybacks or unallocated portions, and even those are subject to rebases), it could potentially use them in strategic ways like providing one-sided liquidity or seeding new pools.

Liquidity Partnerships: The documentation mentions partnering with DeFi protocols.

Yield Flow Back into the Protocol: The ultimate goal of the Treasury’s activities is to generate additional value that flows back to $WM stakeholders. The yields and profits earned (trading fees, interest from lending, farm rewards, etc.) accrue in the Treasury. These gains can be used in various ways:

• Treasury Growth: Simply growing the Treasury’s reserves increases the intrinsic value or backing of the $WM.

• Funding Rewards or Buybacks: The yield could be used to fund ongoing reward programs. For example, if the treasury earns a lot of $USDC, it could buy $WM and burn – this would further deflate supply and push price up, benefiting all holders. Or it could use earnings to continue paying out additional staking rewards.

• Future Initiatives: The treasury might invest in new opportunities or support governance-decided initiatives (marketing, development, etc., though those are more operational uses rather than directly affecting tokenholders).