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Osmosis (OSMO): what is it?

The Inter-Blockchain Communication (IBC) protocol connects an ecosystem of autonomous, interoperable blockchains, and Osmosis (OSMO) is a decentralized exchange (DEX) for Cosmos. In addition, Osmosis provides non-IBC assets that are linked to the Polkadot and Ethereum ecosystems. Osmosis is moving away from its original Balancer-style pools to a more resilient liquidity-focused architecture that offers improved trading and liquidity provisioning capabilities. Unlike DEXs that must adhere to the code of the parent chain, Osmosis, being an application chain DEX, has greater autonomy over the entire blockchain stack. For example, this granular control made possible the creation of Superfluid Stake, an improvement to Proof-of-Stake security. A basic OSMO in an LP position can increase chain security and gain staking rewards by leveraging ultra-liquid staking. Since application chains are highly customizable, it is also possible to create a transaction mempool protected by threshold encryption, greatly reducing the amount of MEV damage to Osmosis. Osmosis's goal is to create its own cross-chain DEX and trading package that will connect all chains, including Ethereum and Bitcoin, through IBC. Osmosis has invited third-party developers to build their own DEX ecosystem including lending, credit, margin, fiat inputs, Defi strategy vaults, NFTs, stablecoins and more to expand trading functionality. This ecosystem combines all the features of a centralized exchange with the trust minimization benefits of decentralized finance.

How many Osmosis coins (OSMO) are in circulation?

The protocol's governance token, OSMO, has a supply of one billion coins. One hundred million OSMOs were released at Genesis, split equally between airdropped receivers and the strategic reserve. Each day's era ends with the release of tokens, which are distributed according to the "third" plan, which annually reduces the number of tokens by a third. There will be 300 million OSMOs produced in the first year, 200 million in the second, 133 million in the third, and so on. The distribution of newly issued tokens is as follows: 25% staking rewards 25% developer rights; Liquidity Mining Incentives: 45% Community Pool: 5%

In general, the token distribution looks like this: Mining liquidity reward: 40.5% 22.5% of developer rights Reward for bet 22.5%; 4.5% Public pool Five percent as a strategic reserve Airdrop: 5%"