SOF Token
  • Welcome
    • 🟢Introduction
    • 🟢White Paper
    • 🟢Roadmap
    • 🟢Hiring Experts
  • Native SOF Token
    • 🟢SOF Token (SOF)
    • 🟢Toconomics (SOF)
    • 🟢Treasury Wallets
    • 🟢Emission Schedule
    • 🟢SOF Analytics
  • Create your Account
    • 🟢Staking Account
    • 🟢Partner Account
  • SOF Dapp
    • 🟢Partners
      • 🟢Accredited Partners
      • 🟢Partners/Client Portal
    • 🟢Staking (SOF)
      • 🟢SOFx
      • 🟢Fees
      • 🟢Staking
      • 🟢Harvesting
      • 🟢Unstaking
      • 🟢Rewards
      • 🟢Wallet
  • PROTOCOLS
    • 🟢LR Protocol
    • 🟢DRIP Protocol
    • 🟢Minting Protocol
    • 🟢CBR Protocol
    • 🟢Multi-Sig Protocol
    • 🟢Proof of Reserve Protocol
  • DRIP FUND
    • 🟢Assets
    • 🟢Staking Pool
    • 🟢LR Pool
  • BUY & SWAP
    • 🟠SOFswap
    • 🟢HashPack Wallet
    • 🟢SaucerSwap
  • Voting Power
    • 🟢Voting Power (SOUL)
  • LEGAL
    • 🟠Privacy Policy
    • 🟠Terms of Use
  • FAQ
    • 🟢Is SOF a security token?
    • 🟢Is SOFx Secure?
    • 🟢What wallets do you support?
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  1. PROTOCOLS

DRIP Protocol

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Last updated 2 years ago

The DRIP Protocol is here to protect our main utility assets.

The protocol regulates:

1° when assets will leave the DRIP Fund to other treasury wallets.

2° Managing (buying/selling/storage/staking) of the core utility assets.

3° The security for connecting to Web3 applications.

The DRIP Protocol will only allow the release of SOF tokens when 1:1 collateral can be provided, and mint SOF tokens when the is triggered.

All transaction related to the release and minting of SOF tokens are under supervision of the

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Minting Protocol
Multi-Sig Protocol.