Please describe your proposed solution.
The OADA model separates concerns between two different synthetics, each serving a different purpose and working in unison to facilitate enhanced yield and governance. As native staking yield falls, the DeFi ecosystem rises, and Cardano governance advances, the opportunity arises to create more dynamic, versatile, and potent forms of ADA.
OADA can be considered an evolutionary extension of Optim's Liquidity Bonds, which would serve as an AMO (algorithmic market operation) of OADA. Pure-ADA yield products that don't require managing CDPs, risk liquidations, or require holding a pair of tokens on a DEX exposed to impermanent loss are an important part of Cardano's DeFi ecosystem. As staking yield falls below 3% and incentives to actively stake diminish, it is important that ADA yield incentives and the active governance of the network that results is appropriately considered. The OADA system addresses this, along with improved composability and interoperability due to separating staking concerns which can burden dApp developers.
The system is composed of trading and staking exposed synthetics. OADA is the ADA stablecoin. Cheaper than ADA, but pegged to ADA. sOADA is a yield bearing token. Higher yielding than ADA, but always redeemable for ADA.
OADA is stripped of staking yield and can be thought of as the trading vehicle of the system. It is nimble and provides a variety of composability and usability advantages when integrated in DeFi protocols. sOADA is the staked version that provides enhanced yield over the base staking rate through natural system leverage and algorithmic market operations (AMOs).