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Quick Fact
Ramses Exchange employs the ve(3,3) model, allowing token lockers to direct emissions to specific pools. Lockers receive anti-dilution rebases, a share of swap fees, and any additional incentives directed toward their chosen pools.
Ramses Exchange is a decentralized exchange (DEX) built exclusively on the Arbitrum network. It leverages a dynamic ve(3,3) tokenomics model to provide efficient token swaps, powerful liquidity incentives, and robust community governance.
At the core of Ramses is the ve(3,3) model, a system that allows users to lock RAM tokens to receive veNFTs. These NFTs grant voting power over where weekly RAM emissions are allocated. Users who lock their tokens receive:
Anti-dilution rebases
A share of trading fees
Bribes (external incentives from other protocols)
This model encourages active governance and deep liquidity, while allowing DeFi projects to attract incentives in a permissionless and transparent way.
Ramses operates exclusively on Arbitrum, Ethereum’s Layer 2 scaling solution, ensuring high-speed, low-cost transactions for all trading and governance activities. As a native Arbitrum DEX, Ramses is tailored to support the growth of emerging protocols within the Arbitrum ecosystem.