Introduction to Royco
The Incentivized Action Market (IAM) Protocol
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The Incentivized Action Market (IAM) Protocol
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Royco Protocol allows anyone to create a market for any onchain action–we call these markets Incentivized Action Markets (IAMs).
In IAMs, Incentive Providers (IPs) offer incentives, like tokens or points, for Action Providers (APs) to perform the onchain actions: e.g. "deposit into X protocol," "mint an NFT," or "execute a series of transactions." IPs and APs make offers/counter-offers until they agree upon an incentive amount for which the AP will complete the onchain actions. When they agree, the AP’s transactions are programmatically executed and the incentives are atomically allocated to the AP.
Royco is highly capital-efficient since APs can make with assets currently deployed in IAMs with streamed incentives. Royco Protocol is immutable and entirely non-custodial.
Efficient incentive spending: Incentive Providers can now "negotiate" via offers on the IAM to understand how much incentives to offer APs.
Open participation: Incentive Providers can benefit from an open, neutral protocol with many front-ends and ecosystem projects.
More incentives & participation: You can now negotiate for more incentives to complete onchain actions. This ability to negotiate was previously reserved for funds and large whales.
Maximum efficiency: Create offers to complete actions with assets currently deployed in other markets.
Chains. Royco Protocol is supported on Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Base; with more coming soon.
Contributors. Royco has many teams contributing to its development, both anonymously and non-anonymously.
Security: Audits from: Spearbit, Cantina Competition & Cantina Private.