Noon
  • ☀️Welcome to Noon's documentation
  • 📱Noon: The Basics
    • Introduction
    • The opportunity
    • How it works
    • How we stack up
  • 🖥️Noon: The Details
    • Our stablecoin: USN (& sUSN)
    • Should you hold USN or sUSN?
    • Return generation
    • Return distribution
    • Our rewards programme
    • Our governance token: NOON (& sNOON) [Coming soon]
    • Fees and other charges
    • Our deployment strategies
    • Risks & mitigants
  • 🔐Security
    • Transparency
    • Asset custody
    • Smart contract security
    • Smart contract audits
    • Contracts and addresses
  • 📚Additional Resources
    • Technical FAQ
    • Contact us
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  1. Noon: The Details

Our deployment strategies

This section details Noon's deployment strategies, expanding to more strategies over time.

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Last updated 16 days ago

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TL;DR

We started Noon with two deployment strategies:

  1. Cash and carry trade, or Funding rate arbitrage: Our algorithms will buy the spot (long) and sell the perpetual future (short) of highly liquid crypto currencies (e.g., BTC) to build delta-neutral positions that earn us the perpetual future funding rate

  2. Tokenised Treasury Bills: We use on-chain protocols that tokenise US treasury bills to buy short term US Treasury Bills and collect the interest rate

We are now expanding to more strategies, in which, we are opening the doors to our forum and bringing our users to participate in the future of the protocol with us.

Collateralized Loan Obligations (CLOs)

A new asset class we're bringing on are: Collateralized Loan Obligations (CLOs) and each new asset will have its own risk assessment rating done (see below).

Learn more about CLOs, through our CLO Primer:

Join and the discussion on CLOs.

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