Addressing the fragmentation of blockchains. Enabling the fluid movement of assets through a central hub across multiple chains.
While 2021 was about striving to be a Layer 2 solution, 2024 has shifted focus to interoperability. Numerous developers are aiming to establish connectivity between multiple chains by deploying identical codebases across different blockchain platforms. We support this progression towards multi-chain dApps; however, we've devised a more streamlined and cost-effective route for cross-chain exchanges.
Other attempts at chain bridging involve mere replications of the same blockchain code on various chains. This does indeed facilitate interoperability between chains, but the approach is restrictive - you're limited to interacting with one chain at a time, and providing liquidity on alternate chains is a sluggish and often costly affair.
After an in-depth evaluation of the challenge, we opted to tackle the interoperability dilemma from an alternate perspective. We've constructed a bridge that grants access to a unified liquidity pool on our Layer 3 platform, usable from any chain, characterized by low expenses, rapid transaction capabilities, and secure bridging features. Our Layer 3 forges a direct connection between PAW Chain's liquidity and other chains, allowing a certain percentage to be allocated and utilized as liquidity for the respective chain. We provide interchain operability, signifying that our central hub concurrently interacts with multiple chains at minimal costs. This might appear as a subtle distinction, yet our solution stands out as uniquely tailored for scalability.
Layer 1 constitutes the foundational layer where users can establish dApps and construct their services. It's designed to rival other Layer 1 solutions, promising efficient and high-speed transactions at reduced costs.
Layer 2 employs ZK rollups that typically go unnoticed by users as they operate behind the scenes.
Layer 3 comprises our bespoke ledger system which operates outside the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) framework. This means it isn't bound by EVM's constraints. Nonetheless, it's engineered to be EVM-compatible, enabling us to link with EVM chains and support quick, effective, and scalable cross-chain interoperability.
Like many other blockchains, such as BNB and TRON, they too started on the Ethereum blockchain as a token before launching and migrating to a Coin. PAW will follow in similar footsteps.
Currently PAW only exists as PAWSWAP ($PAW) ERC-20 token on the Ethereum blockchain at Contract Address (CA): 0xDc63269eA166b70d4780b3A11F5C825C2b761B01
Migrating to PAW Coin is a process we must follow, but most importantly, the value of PAW and the total supply of PAW that you hold, will not change due to this process. This migration process will be completely audited and overseen by Certik.
Since an asset cannot exist on other chains without being deployed there, we have to deploy the contracts on those chains, and use our series of bridges to ensure the supply on those chains only ever gets unlocked if a corresponding token is bridged over. More on this below.
Plainly stated and cemented in stone: PAW will exist as multiple contracts with the same CA in the future, but total available supply will always be 1 quadrillion.
On PAW Chain, PAW will become PAW Coin, serving as the native asset of our Layer 1 blockchain, similar to the native assets on Ethereum, Solana, and others.
PAW will further be represented as wPAW, mirroring the concept of wETH, but as a 1:1 wrapped version of PAW Coin. This approach ensures the total supply of PAW Coin (1 Quadrillion) remains unaffected.
By adopting this model, PAW Coin will gain the flexibility to exist on various chains like Ethereum, Solana, Tron, and BNB as wPAW, maintaining identical value to the native PAW Coin.
You might wonder about the mechanics behind this. For tokens to be present on these different chains, the original supply from the PAWSWAP ERC20 token must transition across chains via a bridge.
How the supply starts:
Example of how this could look like in 1 year :
By viewing the above tree diagrams, some might wonder about the distinction between Locked supply and Unlocked supply. Locked supply is the quantity that could potentially be transferred to that chain. Coins from the Locked supply are valueless until they are bridged or "Unlocked" on the chain of your preference. Unlocked supply indicates the portion of the supply currently bridged to that chain. The total Unlocked supply will never exceed the Max supply of 1 Quadrillion across all chains.
Regarding the Contract being identical across all chains, how does that operate? A Token is fundamentally a Smart Contract containing specific data. The Total supply designated in the Contract is, and will always be, 1 quadrillion. A Smart Contract is confined to a single chain. For presence on multiple chains, the contract is merely duplicated onto each chain.
Supply on additional chains starts within the bridge contracts, secured and poised for unlocking only if tokens from the original PAWSWAP ERC20 token are bridged over on a 1:1 ratio. The security of the bridge is upheld by the proof of stake consensus validators, along with thorough audits by CertiK and Hacken.
To facilitate this, 650T PAW and 3 ETH were utilized to form the liquidity pool. The liquidity provider, in return for supplying 650T PAW and 3 ETH, was allocated 44,158,804.33 LP tokens.
These LP tokens act as a testament to the provision of liquidity, allowing the initial assets to be reclaimed in exchange for the LP tokens.
Subsequently, the 44,158,804.33 LP tokens underwent a burn process, a common practice where tokens (be it any ERC20 token or LP token) are sent to a non-retrievable wallet.
As a result of this action, it became impossible to withdraw the initially provided PAW and ETH from the ShibaSwap liquidity pool using conventional methods.
The trading volume on this DEX has remained modest, posing limitations to our growth. Feedback from the community has highlighted a preference for relocation, further underscored by the initiative to shift liquidity provision to UNISWAP, given the stark contrast in trading volumes between the two DEXs.
For the reasons outlined above, when PAW Chain Main-Net launches, the existing liquidity pool will be phased out in favor of a migration to PAW Coin and Wrapped PAW. The migration plan includes several key steps outlined below which will be audited and overseen by Certik:
Note: Distribution of Reserves, to include Validator/Delegator and Treasury Income percentages, are subject to change based on development scope, architecture changes and updates.
10% APR with 300T Total Stake.
15% APR with 200T Total Stake.
30% APR with 100T Total Stake.
*Chains subject to change based on market analysis and strategy at time of mainnet deployment.
Assuming the price of PAW at 30m MCAP (60k USD) estimated APR Per Pool:
12% APR with 500k Total LP in Pool.
20% APR with 300k Total LP in Pool.
60% APR with 100k Total LP in Pool.
To support ongoing projects and fund the strategic growth of PAW, treasury income will be allocated as follows:
*subject to changes depending on development requirements.
We have been working feverishly to document an intricate roadmap that our community can refer to. We are excited to share the following:
Phase 01 - February 2024
Phase 01 Part 2 - March 2024
Phase 02 - May 2024
Phase 03 - July 2024
Phase 04 - November 2024
*Among our future innovations include a gaming platform designed to merge entertainment with blockchain technology, a collateral loan platform to provide financial flexibility, and a DeFi card for seamless transactions. Additionally, we are open to exploring other dApps. We will provide an ETA for these developments within our roadmap as progress unfolds and timelines are defined, ensuring our community is kept in the loop every step of the way.