Locking APW for veAPW
What is veAPW
As mentionned in Spectra General Documentation, Vote-escrowed APW (veAPW) is based on Curve's Vote-Escrowed CRV (veCRV) and serves as a vault where users can lock their APW for up to 2 years in order to gain voting power and participate in Spectra DAO governance.
veAPW gives users access to:
Proposal voting power (participation in the protocol decisions - 1 veAPW = 104 votes)
Gauge weight power (liquidity mining redirection)
Yield (70% of the protool fees + a small inflation until june 2024)
Boosting power (boost your rewards up to 2.5x)
The longer APW is locked, the more voting power the user receives:
1 APW locked for 1 week = 0.009615 veAPW = 1 vote
1 APW locked for 6 months = 0.25 veAPW = 26 votes
1 APW locked for 1 year = 0.5 veAPW = 52 votes
1 APW locked for 2 years = 1 veAPW = 104 votes
The weight associated with the veAPW gradually decreases as the escrowed tokens approach their lock expiry.
At the lock expiry, 1 veAPW is redeemable for 1 APW.
How to create a veAPW lock
Ensure that the user has a sufficient balance of APW tokens for the transaction.
Call veAPW's
create_lock()
function, specifying the desired amount of APW to lock, as well as the lock duration.
How to increase a veAPW lock amount
Ensure that the user has an existing, non-expired veAPW lock.
Call veAPW's
increase_amount()
function, specifying the desired amount of APW to add to the existing lock.
For an existing, non-expired lock, the lock amount can also be increased on behalf of its owner, using deposit_for()
.
How to increase a veAPW unlock time
Ensure that the user has an existing, non-expired veAPW lock.
Call veAPW's
increase_unlock_time()
function, specifying the new lock expiry.
The new lock expiration date must be later than the current one, and the overall lock duration cannot exceed 2 years.
How to withdraw APW from an expired veAPW lock
Ensure that the user has an existing, expired veAPW lock.
Call veAPW's
withdraw()
function, specifying the new lock expiry.
How to claim locking rewards
Call
FeeDistributor
'sclaim()
function.
Multiple claims can be performed in a single call with claim_many()
.
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