Staking and Vault Participation

Roadmap. CLICK staking and ClickVault participation are part of the designed ecosystem and activate at or after the CLICK token launch. The mechanics below describe the intended framework; final parameters are confirmed before launch. Token rewards are funded from capped, disclosed token reserves — not from company or platform revenue — and CLICK carries no equity, debt, dividend, profit-sharing or revenue-sharing rights. The CLICK Tokenomics Paper is the canonical source for all token parameters.

The ClickOptions ecosystem is designed around two participation channels:

1. CLICK Staking — stake CLICK to unlock fee and access tiers and to earn rewards from disclosed reserves.

2. ClickVault Participation — contribute stablecoins (USDT/USDC) to the Vault to help underwrite option risk and share in Vault performance under a transparent, pro-rata model.

Users may participate in either channel independently or combine both.

CLICK Staking (designed)

Staking CLICK is designed to provide:

• Fee & access tiers — settle eligible commissions in CLICK for a disclosed discount (schedule confirmed before listing), and unlock access tiers.

• Rewards — CLICK rewards funded from capped, disclosed token reserves.

Intended staking options:

• Flexible — withdraw anytime; lower base rewards; subject to settlement pacing if Vault liquidity is stressed.

• 7-Day Lock — locked until maturity; rewards auto-compounded at cycle end; optional Auto-Restake; early exit triggers a redemption fee.

• 30-Day Lock — locked until maturity; rewards auto-compounded at cycle end; optional Auto-Restake; early exit triggers a redemption fee.

Rewards are not a share of trading revenue. They are distributed from disclosed token reserves and are subject to the caps in the Tokenomics Paper.

ClickVault Participation (roadmap)

ClickVault is a design-stage risk-capital framework intended to underwrite option risk. Once live, participants deposit USDT/USDC and receive pro-rata Vault shares whose value tracks Vault performance.

• Returns are performance-linked and variable — not a fixed or guaranteed APY, and not a claim on company revenue.

• Vault results (premiums, settlements, hedging and mark-to-market) are shared pro-rata among capital providers.

• Detailed accounting, capital-adequacy, stress-loss and withdrawal mechanics are described in the ClickOptions Technical Paper.

Designed Liquidity Controls

To protect solvency, the Vault is designed to monitor two ratios continuously:

$$VaultLiquidity\% = \frac{Available \; Liquidity}{Maximum \; Capacity} \times 100$$

$$CAR = \frac{Vault\;Capital}{Required\;Capital}$$

• VaultLiquidity% measures the available liquidity buffer.

• CAR (Capital Adequacy Ratio) measures Vault health; a low CAR triggers more conservative withdrawal allowances.

Below a Critical Liquidity Threshold (CLT), withdrawals are capped proportionally to each participant’s share of Vault capital, regardless of lock type, and a dynamic settlement fee applies that increases as liquidity falls:

$$\text{SettlementFeeRate} = \text{Fee}_{\max} \times \frac{\text{CLT} - \text{VaultLiquidity\%}}{\text{CLT}}$$

Fees collected are retained in the Vault to accelerate recovery. Withdrawal restrictions lift automatically once CAR and VaultLiquidity% recover above their thresholds. Threshold values are governance parameters, finalised before launch and published in the transparency dashboard.

Transparency

Once live, staking and Vault metrics are published in real time via a Transparency Dashboard, including Vault Liquidity %, CAR, CLT status, active settlement fees and user reward history.