AionicDAO
  • Introduction
  • Synthetics
  • Howey: Investment of Money
  • Howey: Common Enterprise
  • Howey: Expectation of Profits
  • Howey: Profits Derived from Others
  • Howey: Conclusion
  • Peg
  • Arbitrage: Borrowing
  • Arbitrage: Repayment
  • Arbitrage: Liquidations
  • Arbitrage: Peg Stability
  • Arbitrage: Conclusion
  • Window
  • Loan: Issuance
  • Loan: Payback
  • Loan: Collection
  • Loan: Liquidations
  • Loan: Oracles
  • Governance
  • Governance: Aion Token
  • Governance: Proposal Types
  • Governance: Treasury
  • Governance: Community
  • Governance: Conclusion
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Synthetics

AionicDAO enables users to issue tokenized synthetic assets that provide decentralized exposure to real-world asset prices. These synthetic assets use the ERC-20 token standard and may be transferred and traded just as any other ERC-20 token. By utilizing self-issued synthetic assets and individualized smart contracts, the protocol aims to ensure that these assets do not meet the definition of securities under the Howey Test.

Understanding the Howey Test

The Howey Test determines whether a transaction constitutes an investment contract (and thus a security) based on four criteria:

  1. An Investment of Money

  2. In a Common Enterprise

  3. With an Expectation of Profits

  4. Derived from the Efforts of Others

AionicDAO's system is designed to address each of these criteria to ensure that synthetic assets are not classified as securities under applicable securities laws.

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