What is Jointer’s Liquidity Reserves’ Protocol?

What is Jointer’s Liquidity Reserves’ Protocol?

Jointer’s Liquidity Reserves are powered by multiple smart contracts creating multiple reserves and tiers of decentralized rules on top of Bancor’s relay protocol. The Reserves are funded with 10% of all investment received to support everlasting liquidity for investors and JNTR’s sustainability. In accomplishing these goals, Jointer utilizes a Main Reserve, a Side Reserve, a Turnover Reserve, and an Overflow Reserve.

All Liquidity Reserves are fully decentralized, without any interference from Jointer or any other centralized party.

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