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Cryptocurrency News Articles
Ctrl Wallet Commits Largest XDEFI Token Holders to 12-Month Liquidity Provision Ahead of Migration to CTRL
Sep 11, 2024 at 01:21 am
Largest XDEFI token holders confirm 12-month liquidity provision to prove long-term commitment.
Ctrl Wallet, a leading self-custody crypto wallet, has announced a significant liquidity initiative involving its XDEFI utility token. The move underscores the long-term commitment of the wallet’s major stakeholders and introduces important updates to its tokenomics.
Ctrl’s largest token holders have agreed to commit to a 12-month liquidity provision, depositing 32% of total XDEFI – equivalent to 50% of current circulating supply – into AMM liquidity pools on Uniswap. The year-long commitment will significantly deepen liquidity and reduce potential sell pressure.
Those holders include Ctrl Wallet’s largest investors – Delphi Digital, Mechanism Capital and Morningstar Ventures – in addition to its two co-founders and the company’s treasury. Collectively, the investors will deposit a total of 76.9 million XDEFI into the pools until September 2025. This amount includes both liquid and circulating XDEFI tokens.
Emile Dubié, CEO of Ctrl Wallet, said, “This initiative demonstrates the unwavering belief we have in Ctrl’s potential. By committing such a significant portion of tokens to liquidity provision, we are not only supporting the token’s stability but also laying the groundwork for future growth.”
The liquidity provision comes with milestone-based withdrawal options after the initial six-month period – a quarter can be withdrawn when XDEFI reaches a $100 million FDV (fully diluted valuation), with another quarter released at $200 million FDV, a quarter at $300 million FDV and the final quarter when XDEFI reaches $500 million FDV.
To incentivize maintaining liquidity even as milestones are met, contributors – excluding the project treasury – will receive a 10% APY on their deposited tokens.
The commitment has been made ahead of Ctrl Wallet’s planned migration from XDEFI to CTRL over the coming weeks. This rebranding effort will be accompanied by a shift to a buy-and-burn model, with 75% of all revenue generated in Ctrl Wallet used to purchase CTRL tokens on the open market, which will then be burned.
New revenue-generating features will also be added to Ctrl, including in-wallet quests, a launchpad and expanded ‘gas tank’ functionality. Such additions are expected to drive increased usage and revenue, directly benefiting CTRL token holders through the buy-and-burn mechanism.
Recent traction has seen Ctrl Wallet achieve 400,000 WAU – a two-times increase within the most recent quarter.
About Ctrl Wallet
Ctrl Wallet is a self-custody Web 3.0 wallet that supports more blockchains, crypto assets and NFTs than any other. Committed to empowering DeFi users of all stripes, the user-friendly wallet combines robust security features with an intuitive interface to deliver an unparalleled multi-chain experience.
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