Liquidity Ladder is an experimental IRO format where what matters is how much DYM you spend to get BPS.

• Each participant’s contribution is measured in DYM.

• At the end of the event, all BPS are converted into the new token.

• Distribution is randomized across 9 stages, each with its own multiplier.

In short: your spent DYM defines your share, and the stage decides how far it can stretch.

How Liquidity Ladder Works

• Participants contribute DYM into the pool.

• When the event closes, everyone is randomly placed into one of 9 stages.

• Each stage has its own multiplier, from 0.77x to 10.14x.

• The more DYM you contribute, the bigger your share of the pool the stage only decides your multiplier.

In short: your contribution secures your stake, and luck decides the flavor.

Foundation’s Influence

The Dymension Foundation also contributes to the pool. This means:

• Even if you land in an unlucky stage, the Foundation’s buy pressure expands the pool.

• Loss becomes nearly impossible unless someone commits an extreme amount of DYM (>100,000).

• In practice, Foundation support reduces downside and stabilizes the experiment.

  + Transparency & Distribution

  If our RollApp wins, we want transparency to be non-negotiable. That’s why we plan to hand over the draw process to the Foundation, while still sending tokens ourselves. Users will know the lottery is fair and immutable.

  + Why It’s Different

  • Curve required → compliance with Playoffs.

  • Fixed price avoided → no “exit scam” mechanics, but random multipliers balance the curve.

  • Foundation support → downside risk protection.

  • Community lottery → participation feels like a mix of strategy and chance.

    + Conclusion

    Liquidity Ladder is not financial advice. It’s just an experiment an attempt to show that RollApps can be fun, transparent, and community-centric, even within the rules of Dymension’s ecosystem.

    It’s a curve, yes. But it’s a curve with personality.

    ⚠️All conditions apply only if our RollApp wins the Playoffs.