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# $esORB

$esORB is a time-locked version of $ORB. It’s non-tradable and non-transferable but shares protocol revenue.

### **Key Features:**

* **Revenue Sharing: Deposit $esORB in the** [**Vault**](https://doc.orby.network/overview/tokenomics/the-vault) **to earn revenue.**
* **Conversion:** [**Convert $esORB to $ORB** ](https://doc.orby.network/user-guide/how-to-stake-usdesorb-usdorb#convert-usdesorb-to-usdorb)**at a 1:1 ratio after a 90-day wait.**

#### **Rewards for Vault Depositors:**

* $esORB rewards
* Protocol revenue in $USC, $cdcETH, $cdcBTC, and $LCRO
* Stability fuel: Boosted $esORB rewards if you’re a Stability Pool depositor

**Boosting Tiers:**

| **$ORB/$esORB Staking Amount** | **Boost Multiplier (x)** |
| ------------------------------ | ------------------------ |
| 0                              | 1                        |
| 615                            | 1.05                     |
| 1,240                          | 1.1                      |
| 1,868                          | 1.15                     |
| 2,815                          | 1.2                      |
| 4,242                          | 1.25                     |
| 6,392                          | 1.3                      |
| 9,632                          | 1.35                     |
| 14,514                         | 1.4                      |
| 21,870                         | 1.45                     |
| 32,594                         | 1.5                      |
| 49,656                         | 1.55                     |
| 74,823                         | 1.6                      |
| 112,745                        | 1.65                     |
| 169,886                        | 1.7                      |
| 255,987                        | 1.75                     |
| 385,725                        | 1.8                      |
| 581,217                        | 1.85                     |
| 875,789                        | 1.9                      |
| 1,319,654                      | 1.95                     |
| 1,988,478                      | 2                        |

### **Obtain $esORB via 2 methods**

1. Deposit $USC in the [Stability Pool](https://doc.orby.network/overview/liquidations-and-the-stability-pool/stability-pool)
2. Deposit $esORB and/or $ORB into the [Vault](https://doc.orby.network/overview/tokenomics/the-vault)

### **$esORB use cases**

* Deposit into the Vault for the same rewards as $ORB
* Convert to $ORB (90 days process), after which it can be traded or transferred
* Maintains a 1:1 peg with the price of $ORB

### **Convert $esORB to $ORB - 90 day waiting period**

* 90-day waiting period to convert $esORB to $ORB at 1:1 peg
* During the wait:
  * No rewards earned
  * Process is irreversible once started<br>


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