Whitepaper · v1.0

Success Coin Protocol

A decentralized economy of SSS collateral and USDS stable credit on BNB Smart Chain.

§ 1

Executive summary

Success Coin Protocol introduces a fully on-chain credit primitive that lets users mint USDS — a decentralized stable unit — by locking SSS as collateral. The protocol combines an overcollateralized vault, a transparent treasury, an oracle pricing module, USDS staking, and governance into a single composable system.

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SSS Token

SSS is the native collateral and governance asset. Total supply 10,000,000,000 (1,000 crore) with initial circulating supply of 50,000,000 (5 crore). Remaining supply is held by the treasury and released through transparent, governance-approved emissions.

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USDS Token

USDS is the protocol's decentralized stable unit. Each USDS is minted against locked SSS at a minimum collateral ratio. USDS can be staked, transferred, or used as a unit of account across the ecosystem.

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Collateral model

  • Minimum collateral ratio: 200%
  • Liquidation threshold: 130%
  • Liquidation type: Full vault liquidation
  • Liquidator share: 90% of collateral
  • Treasury share: 10% of collateral
§ 5

Fees

  • Mint fee: 0.6%
  • Burn fee: 0.5%
  • Stake fee: 1%
  • Unstake fee: 1%
§ 6

USDS Staking

Stakers receive 25% default APY. The APY is admin-adjustable from the change point forward — historical rewards remain unchanged.

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Treasury

The treasury accumulates protocol fees, liquidation surplus, and reserves. All balances are on-chain at the treasury address and viewable on BscScan.

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Governance

SSS holders propose and vote on parameter changes, emissions, treasury allocations, and upgrades. Governance evolves toward full decentralization through phased delegation.

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Oracle model

The Oracle V2 contract provides time-weighted average prices (TWAP) of SSS/USDT sourced from the canonical PancakeSwap V2 pair, with safety bounds to mitigate flash-loan manipulation.

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Security model

The protocol implements reentrancy guards, role-based admin controls, per-module pause switches, and bounded parameter changes. Contracts are verified on BscScan and may be audited prior to mainnet expansion.

§ 11

Risks

  • Smart contract risk
  • Oracle risk
  • Market volatility risk
  • Liquidation risk
  • Regulatory risk
§ 12

Future roadmap

Cross-chain expansion, mobile applications, additional collateral types, decentralized governance, and ecosystem integrations. See the public roadmap for current milestones.