🧬Ecosystem Overview & Modules

In the Loop Finance architecture, the front office and back office operate like two coordinated production lines. At the very edge are the Fixed-Term Savings Protocol and the DEX: users save via the Savings Protocol; token exchange occurs on the DEX; market-making and fee splits follow preset rules; and protocol revenues flow immediately and automatically into the on-chain Treasury—no intermediate stops.

In parallel sits the Financing Platform (RWA Launchpad)for projects connected to the real economy. It on-chains issuance parameters, allowlists and public-round configurations, and milestone-based disbursement conditions. If a project underperforms against milestones or exhibits anomalies,the process pauses and refunds according to verifiable rules.

On the back-office side, the Treasury consolidates cash flows from multiple sources into a single ledger. The Buyback Engine then executes tranche purchases of LOOP on the market under a composite policy of time windows, threshold triggers, and price bands. Each fill—VWAP, slippage, and burn proofs—is recorded on-chain. Repurchased tokens are sent to the Burn Vault for immediate burns or time-locked burns under a predeclared cadence, producing auditable supply contraction.

All key parameters—fee bands, daily callable limits, cool-down windows, and the classes of triggers—are governed on-chain:proposal → vote → time-delay activation, with parameter versioning and audit trails publicly available. LCASH serves as an auxiliary component for settlement and stabilization, providing a governable buffer to smooth the core flywheel.

System flow.Everyday users earn through the Savings Protocol and, together with LPs on the DEX, drive exchange and liquidity provisioning—directly generating protocol income. Issuers complete compliant offerings on the Financing Platform; after fundraising closes, their tokens enter the secondary market, where trading and market-making support price discovery. The Treasury aggregates the cash flows from these front-office activities and feeds them to the Buyback Engine, which executes rule-based buybacks and routes tokens to the Burn Vault—converting usage into verifiable value return. Throughout,Governance constrains and calibrates the system’s valves, ensuring any change meets high quorum/thresholds and time-delayed enforcement.