MetaStreet
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Object-Oriented Finance

Today, Objects are made up almost entirely of ERC721 or ERC1155 tokens, that sit idle in a user's wallet. With the emergence of new narratives, such as DePIN/AI, these Objects are becoming more and more productive through yield, such as emissions or airdrops. Below are some examples of yielding and non-yielding objects in the market.

Types
Yielding
Not Yielding

Traditional NFTs

PFPs receiving airdrops

Most PFPs or Art

Gaming

Assets earning rewards

Collectibles

Real World Assets ("RWA")

Rented land

Watches, diamonds

Nodes

Regular emissions

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GPUs

Off-chain compute rental

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The MetaStreet protocol lays the groundwork for the key infrastructure layers that will help accomplish our mission of scaling digital object markets. Currently, the 2 key layers are:

  1. Liquidity Layer -> creating debt markets for Objects

  2. Yield Capture Layer -> tokenizing yield from Objects

These layers are composable, meaning neither layer requires the other, but instead are built on top of each other. However, when the layers are used in tandem, users can truly extract maximum value out of Object-Oriented Finance.

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