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Tokens

Within the Orvex ecosystem, all core tokens are built around ORVX and designed to keep incentives aligned and sustainable. Each plays a specific role in how liquidity, governance and emissions work.

  1. $ORVX
    The primary ERC-20 utility and governance token of Orvex.

    • Used to incentivise liquidity and support healthy trading conditions
    • Can be locked into veORVX to gain governance power and a share of protocol-driven rewards

  2. $veORVX
    The vote-escrowed version of ORVX, issued as an ERC-721 (NFT).

    • Obtained by locking ORVX for a set period (up to a maximum lock)
    • Longer locks = more veORVX and higher voting power
    • Holders can earn from fee flows, external incentives and anti-dilution mechanics, as defined in tokenomics

  3. $oORVX
    The emissions token used for flexible reward routing.

    • Can be redeemed to buy ORVX at a discount
    • Can be converted into veORVX via defined routes
    • May be redeemable into ORVX–base LP positions, depending on final design
    • Aims to reduce direct sell pressure and better align LP incentives with protocol health

  4. $bveORVX
    A non-liquid, boosted governance token used to reward active voters and key participants.

    • Earned through specific governance or incentive programmes
    • Redeemable into veORVX at a favourable rate (for example, 1:1), encouraging consistent participation in voting and long-term alignment

Full supply, distribution and conversion rules for each token will be detailed in the Orvex tokenomics section once finalised.

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For detailed information on each token:

  • ORVX Token — Native protocol token
  • veORVX Token — Vote-escrowed governance token with lock multipliers and voting mechanics
  • oORVX Token — Emissions token with concrete discount examples and redemption strategies
  • bveORVX Token — Boosted governance token for Orvex ecosystem

Related Documentation:

  • Emissions — How tokens are distributed through protocol emissions
  • Locking ORVX — Strategic guide to creating and managing veORVX positions
  • Epochs Explained — Understanding the weekly governance cycle
  • Glossary — Canonical definitions of token terminology