Asset Eligibility Criteria
Which assets are eligible for KJI?
There are four eligibility criteria that assets shall fullfill before being added to KJI. Namely qualitative requirements, liquidity requirements, safety requirements & some index specific requirements.
Qualitative
In order to be considered for the index the team behind the token has to be trusted & actively working on the project. Further, it should have a clear value proposition & no signs of ill intent.
Team has proven track record building & maintaining products
Project has a valid use case Token has a valid use case / value capture mechanism
No red flags or signs of potential rug Ongoing development (updates in past 3 months)
Liquidity
These requirements aim to ensure quality user experience by selecting assets only if they have enough liquidity to get in and out with as little price impact as possible. This is highly important to avoid slippage during mints, redemptions & rebalancing of the index asset. The token release schedule has to be transparent to avoid unpredictable large changes in liquidity & token supply.
3 month avg daily volume > $50k / Day
3 month avg liquidity > $50k
Current liquidity (BOW) > $100k
The token release schedule has to be predictable
No more than 50% of tokens are still vesting
Safety
While code audits are often mostly a vanity metric, undergoing code reviews from professionals does make code less prone to certain attacks. Therefore, for newly launched projects that secure value in any form it shall be a requirement to undergo reviews by an auditor or the Kujira Core team.
Code base must have undergone auditing or reviewed by Kujira Core team
Proven track record for safety incident response
KJI specific
For the Kujira Index (KJI) there are further criteria that may not apply to future indices with assets originating from outside the Kujira Ecosystem.
Project deployed on Kujira / Kujira is the home chain
Team known to the public or the Kujira Core Team
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