elastic and can expand (positive rebase) or contract (negative rebase), changing the supply of tokens based on reduced staking rewards or penalties.
DeFi users certainly prefer capital efficiency and collateral, there is an abundance of rebasing tokens going bankrupt in the ecosystem, and not all of them are sustainable.
Origin Ether (OETH) gains higher performance through its auto-compounding rebasing mechanism.
This leads me to ask: What makes OETH different from the rest and why is it promising, and also how do they plan to be sustainable over time and not disappoint the trust of retailers?
Hey there, OETH has been pretty consistent. OETH implements strategies that contributes to the yield generation. There is a backing of assets not just one single one as some of the other rebase tokens. The daily auto compounding also helps with sustainability. Personally, I've gotten into a few rebace tokens when they were introduced to the DeFi space and shortly backed off. I reentered with OETH as I've seen how sustainable it was and the strategies makes sense. I'm going to circle back with a high level answer thats a bit more compelling and beyond my knowledge. Just bear with me and sorry for the delay on this response.
OETH supply does not contract. The rebasing is up only. Supply only changes because yield is earned by the underlying strategies.
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