MTA Meta

mStable unifies stablecoins, lending and swapping into one standard. mStable assets are liquidity shares that also function as stablecoins in their own right.

mStable has a protocol token, Meta (MTA), with three core functions:

1. To act as the ultimate source of re-collateralisation
2. To coordinate decentralised governance
3. To incentivise bootstrapping of mASSET liquidity, utility and a community of Governors

In return for performing these functions and taking on the risk of partial liquidation in a peg loss event, governors can choose for Meta tokens to earn income from fees collected in the platform and interest generated on its underlying assets. This will be decided in future once mStable is sufficiently decentralised.

If this happens, stakers would receive an mStable asset denominated return. For example, for staking Meta and becoming a governor, a user may receive mUSD, mGLD, and mBTC. Meta itself does not earn any kind of return or reward if left unstaked by a user, and has no influence over the system’s governance.