Convert f(x) Protocol FXN to Resupply USD REUSD

f(x) Protocol is a decentralized stablecoin and leverage trading system on Ethereum. Its core product is fxUSD, an overcollateralized stablecoin backed solely by stETH and wBTC, with no off-chain custody. Users can borrow fxUSD against stETH or wBTC collateral for a flat one-time fee, or open leveraged long and short positions on ETH and BTC, which loop fxUSD against the same collateral for up to 7x exposure. Both paths mint fxUSD against the same backing. Yield is generated from two real sources: stETH staking rewards on the underlying collateral, and fees paid by borrowers and leverage traders. That yield flows to the Stability Pool, where users can deposit fxUSD or USDC to earn it. The yield is organic, with no FXN emissions or token inflation funding it.

A decentralized stablecoin backed by Collateralized Debt Positions (CDP), leveraging the liquidity and stability of lending markets. The Resupply stablecoin is backed by other stablecoins that are earning interest on other lending markets. Designed to maximize yield returns by having the borrow rate always be half the lending rate being earned, half the risk-free rate, or two percent, whichever is greater. Emissions are designed for long-term sustainability by directing at three groups: the insurance pool, voting incentives, and directly at borrowers. The revenue that borrowers generate will directly correlate with the emissions directed towards them. The more revenue a borrower generates for Resupply, the greater the share of emissions it will receive. Targeted platforms for launch are Curve Lend and Fraxlend.