Xeus is a decentralized finance reserve currency protocol developed on the Binance Smart Chain. According to the whitepaper, Xeus has introduced unique economic and game-theoretic dynamics into the decentralized finance market through the process of staking and bonding. 

XEUS is the native token of the XEUS platform that powers the protocol. XEUS aims to become the actual currency of the Binance Smart Chain and is owned and maintained by a decentralized protocol that serves the majority. The platform also intends to make XEUS an ordinary trading pair backed by real assets. 

The protocol aims to mint new XEUS tokens from the treasury, most of which are distributed among stakers. Thus, stakers seek to gain from their auto-compounding balances, but price exposure remains an essential consideration. This means that if the increase in token balance outruns the prospective drop in price, stakers seek to make a profit. On the other hand, minters devote a certain amount in capital upfront, and in return, they seek to receive fixed returns at a specified time. 

The minter receives the returns in XEUS tokens, so their profit depends on XEUS token price when the minted XEUS token matures. Based on this fact, the minter’s profit depends on the rising or static price of the XEUS token. 

Stakers stake their tokens to seek to earn rebase rewards from the proceeds from the bond sale and vary depending upon the number of XEUS staked in the protocol and the reward rate fixed by policy. 

Liquidity bonding allows the Xeus protocol to seek to accumulate and lock liquidity, and reserve bonding enables the protocol to seek to grow the treasury. Xeus finance offers different types of assets that are used to bond XEUS tokens, like BUSD and XEUS-BUSD. 

XEUS is a fork of Olympus, and the development team has remained anonymous. The platform aims to become a decentralized autonomous organization.