🌕Typical Use Cases

Social/DAO project: Communities represent a prevalent organizational structure within social or DAO projects, often necessitating one or multiple pass tokens to designate the identity and authority of diverse users. These token(s) can manifest as either SBTs (Soul Bound Tokens) or NFTs, tailored to different segmentation scenarios and requirements.

• Vitalik's proposed SBT, due to its non-transferable attribute, lacks compatibility with the exchange mechanisms prevalent in order books or LPs AMMs. However, the unique Bonding Curve AMM mechanism introduced by the Burve Protocol effectively addresses this limitation, facilitating SBT trading while preserving its inherent attributes.

• The conventional NFT trading marketplace is frequently hampered by liquidity challenges and limited trading volumes. The Burve Protocol offers a compelling solution to overcome these deficiencies.

Similar to how DEX (e.g., Uniswap) forms the cornerstone of DeFi, the Burve protocol serves as a crucial component for the advancement of SocialFi or DAO projects, filling a critical gap in the ecosystem's infrastructure.

Creator Economy Project: In the Creator Economy realm, individual influence and creative works can be tokenized, liberating them from the confines of traditional centralized Web2.0 platforms and fostering a new self-contained loop within Web3.0. Leveraging the Burve Protocol, any individual or entity can initiate token launches representing virtual personal influence or tangible creations. This facilitates transactions without the necessity of establishing LP pools, empowering participants to generate relevant revenues.

RWA Project: Similar to the Creator Economy Project, real-world assets can be mirrored onto the blockchain, enabling seamless automated transactions. Contrasted with the traditional LP and order book model, the Burve Protocol streamlines the entire process, significantly reducing the barriers to entry for RWA projects.

GameFi Project: Numerous GameFi projects involve diverse digital assets within the gaming ecosystem, many of which are not intended for circulation outside the game environment. Previously, game developers faced limitations, often restricted to creating in-game marketplaces (where token swaps relied on the simultaneous presence of both buyers and sellers) or depended on external liquidity from CEX/DEX platforms. However, with the Burve Protocol, multiple digital assets can be more conveniently exchanged within the gaming environment without necessitating project-provided liquidity (avoiding additional issuance). This enhances the gaming experience by facilitating easier conversions between digital assets, ultimately improving user engagement.

Bitcoin Ecosystem Projects: The Bitcoin ecosystem encounters limitations in implementing LP due to the UTXO (Unspent Transaction Output) framework within both Bitcoin Layer1 and Layer2s, which lacks the LP concept. Consequently, DEX's AMM mechanism finds no application within Bitcoin's ecosystem. However, the Burve Protocol seamlessly integrates with the Bitcoin ecosystem's infrastructure, offering a natural fit and delivering fair launch capabilities along with an AMM infrastructure for Bitcoin ecosystem projects.

Meme and other Crypto projects: Token valuations in Meme and various Crypto projects find support through community consensus or token utilities. Project owners prioritize community building, product development, and operational endeavors rather than focusing solely on market capitalization gains. This emphasis drives a larger trading volume and more transaction fees, serving as an incentive for sustained, stable project development in the long term.

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