Dymension’s 3D upgrade introduces an entirely new platform for users, creators, and operators to earn by participating in the ecosystem.
- Founders (aka Creators) launch tokens and L2s giving them rights to onchain revenues such as Endorsements and Royalties. 50% of swap fees go to creators as Royalties.
- Operators can earn rewards by running RollApp infra. Each RollApp sets the % of new rewards that go to Sequencer, creating a marketplace for operators to choose which RollApps to manage.
- Users have access to traditional yielding opportunities such as liquidity provisioning of DEX pools and Staking DYM and RollApp tokens. DYM stakers can endorse a RollApp and automatically stream incentives directly to the Founder or the RollApp’s token pool.
In addition to the ones listed above a new earning opportunity is introduced in Dymension 3D: Bridge LPs.
Fast withdrawals from L2s with Bridge LPs
Dymension 3D connects liquidity providers with Operators enabling anyone to fulfill fast withdrawals while seamlessly earning fee revenue. Starting with the 3D upgrade users will be able to use the Portal UI to seamlessly provide liquidity (LP) to operators fulfilling withdrawals while earning tips.
Withdrawing from L2s to Dymension L1
To quickly withdraw from RollApps, users set the amount of tokens they would like to withdraw and pay a tip — a fee based on a percentage of the transferred tokens.
Users can input any amount of tip. By default, this is set at 0.15% of the transferred amount.
Any withdrawals that are not processed will be claimable after the dispute period on Dymension L1 (with no tip).
Earn by providing liquidity
Liquidity providers can now grant Operators the authority to fulfill orders by setting a spend limit per token, specifying the delegated amount available and for which RollApp.
Tokens remain liquid unless they are used to fulfill orders; in such cases, the funds are locked for the duration of the dispute period. As with the tip paid by users, the default tip that is earned is 0.15% of the transfer amount.
Earn by running a node
Instead of users running nodes to process withdrawals, Operators fulfill orders by running Roller and earn an operator fee at the conclusion of the dispute period. This Operator fee is set at a default of 20% of the LPs tip.
Operators never have procession of liquidity. Instead they are authorized to fulfill orders within the spend limits set by the liquidity providers. Liquidity providers can undelegate funds away at anytime by revoking the LP and those funds will not be eligible for withdrawal fulfillment.
Example
If a user withdraws 1000 USDC from a RollApp with a
0.15%tip, the user will immediately receive $998.50, while the LP will receive 1.20 USDC and the Operator will receive 0.30 USDC after the dispute period.
Operator Flow
Operators receive a policy address from roller, which the liquidity provider must input in order to delegate the liquidity. Operators can currently list their address in the #eIBC-Operator Discord channel, with a fully integrated Portal experience coming soon.
Via Roller, Operators simply input the RollApp IDs they would like to service together with the RollApp RPCs which verifies the transfers. For example, this RPC can be a localhost of a full-node of the RollApp or a third-party provided RPC. (It is highly recommended for operators to run a full node of the RollApp they serve).
Further Roller documentation: https://docs.dymension.xyz/run/operate/eibc-client
Earn with Dymension 3D
Bridge LP is now available for testing: https://playground.dymension.xyz/
A full rollout on the Dymension Mainnet is coming soon as part of the 3D upgrade.
Let’s build the Internet of RollApps!
