FAQ's
General
What is TETRA and how does it differ from other blockchain platforms?
Tetra is a blockchain platform that offers a suite of tools for users at all skill levels. Its unique features include the ability to automate and streamline blockchain interactions while maintaining full control over users' keys and coins. Unlike many other platforms, Tetra focuses on user-friendly automation tools like the Stratus Drag and Drop Editor and the Smart Contract Scanning Algorithm, making blockchain operations more accessible to everyone.
Can I use TETRA's tools without coding experience?
Absolutely! Tetra is designed for users of all skill levels, including those without coding experience. Tools like the Stratus Drag and Drop Editor allow you to manage and automate blockchain activities easily, with intuitive interfaces and user-friendly guidance.
How does the Smart Contract Scanning Algorithm work?
Tetra's Smart Contract Scanning Algorithm simplifies the interaction with smart contracts by converting them into easy-to-use drag-and-drop blocks. This allows users to experiment and automate tasks on the Pulse Chain without needing extensive coding knowledge, making the process much more accessible and efficient.
What are the use cases and flexibility offered by Tetra?
Tetra provides a wide range of use cases, offering flexibility to cater to various user needs. Users can deploy their automations and share them on Atlas, Tetra's front-end dashboard. From setting limit orders and trades to automating DII (Dollar Index Investing), the possibilities are vast.
Where can I access TETRA's whitepaper and detailed documentation?
You can find comprehensive information and the official whitepaper for Tetra at https://www.tetra.win/whitepaper. This document provides detailed insights into Tetra's protocol, features, and technical aspects.
How does the TETRA Strategy Wallet work?
The Tetra Strategy Wallet is a self-deployed smart contract wallet where users maintain ownership of the keys. It can be accessed via standard wallets like MetaMask and allows assets to be utilized based on specific parameters set in the contract, aligning with the user's strategies and goals.
OMNIS
Can you explain OMNIS and how it functions?
Omnis is Tetra's cross-chain DEX aggregator that operates like a search engine to find the best routes across blockchains and DEXs for token swaps. It allows for swapping up to five tokens in a single transaction and can set limit orders and execute swaps based on user-specified parameters.
STRATUS
What is the STRATUS Drag and Drop Editor and how do I use it?
The Stratus Drag and Drop Editor is a tool within Tetra that allows users to automate blockchain tasks. It can be used for simple activities like ending a stake or claiming rewards, as well as for setting up complex strategies. Users can set parameters according to their risk-reward preferences, automating processes that would otherwise require constant market monitoring.
Fees
What is the fee model for OMNIS?
OMNIS operates on a flat-rate fee model. This means that a consistent fee rate is applied across all tools and transactions on the platform.
What is the fee structure on TETRA, and how are staking pools involved?
Users need PLS for gas fees and stable coins for paying a small percentage fee for each step in an automation or strategy. These collected fees are then distributed to Tetra's staking pools. The Tetra pool provides earnings in stable coins, while the Cube pool offers earnings in a variety of tokens.
How much is the fee charged by OMNIS?
The flat-rate fee charged by OMNIS is 0.29% for all transactions, including swaps and limit orders.
Are there fees for limit orders on OMNIS?
Yes, limit orders on OMNIS incur the standard 0.29% fee. This fee applies whether the order is successful, cancelled, fails, or expires.
What happens to the fees if a limit order is cancelled or expires?
If a limit order is cancelled or expires, the 0.29% fee is still incurred. This is part of OMNIS's flat-rate fee model for all transactions.
Are gas and protocol fees refundable on OMNIS?
No, all gas and protocol fee costs on OMNIS are non-refundable. These fees are part of the transaction costs and are not returned regardless of the transaction outcome.
Does OMNIS charge different fees for different tools?
No, OMNIS maintains a uniform fee structure. The flat-rate fee of 0.29% applies across all tools and services on the platform.
How does the flat-rate fee model benefit users?
The flat-rate fee model provides transparency and predictability in transaction costs. Users can easily calculate the fees for any transaction, knowing that the rate remains consistent across the platform.
Staking Pools
What are the available staking pools in the TETRA ecosystem?
The Tetra ecosystem offers three primary staking pools: the Prism Pool, the Cube Pool, and the TETRA Pool. Each pool has unique features and reward mechanisms, catering to different staking strategies and preferences.
How does the Prism Pool work, and what are its penalties for early withdrawal?
The Prism Pool allows you to stake TETRAp tokens for additional TETRAp rewards. If you withdraw before 50% of the staking period, there's a 25% penalty on the principal. Withdrawals after 50% of the period incur no principal penalty, but you forfeit the rewards.
What makes the Cube Pool different from the other pools?
The Cube Pool is unique as it offers rewards in various PRC-20 tokens on PulseChain instead of TETRAp tokens. This pool is a nod to Tetra's original protocol functionality and is available for 12 months after the main protocol launch.
Can I earn stable coins through TETRA's staking pools?
Yes, you can earn stable coins through the TETRA Pool. This pool allows you to earn a proportional share of the fees generated by the Tetra protocol in the form of stable coins, with no lockup periods or staking fees.
Is there a lockup period for the TETRA Pool?
No, the TETRA Pool does not have a lockup period, offering flexibility to stake and unstake your TETRAp tokens at any time.
Are there any fees for participating in the TETRA Pool?
No, there are no staking fees for participating in the TETRA Pool. This feature makes it an accessible option for many users.
How do I choose which staking pool is right for me?
Choosing a staking pool depends on your investment goals, risk tolerance, and preferred reward type. The Prism Pool is suited for long-term investors, the Cube Pool for those interested in PRC-20 tokens, and the TETRA Pool for users seeking stable coin rewards.
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