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# Protocol Architecture

CartelFi's protocol—known as "Yield Dorado"—consists of several interconnected components that work together to generate maximum yield while maintaining deflationary pressure on the CARTFI token.

#### Memecoin Yield Farming

The cornerstone of CartelFi's offering is our specialized memecoin liquidity pools. These pools allow holders to deposit their memecoins and earn massive CARTFI yields without sacrificing exposure to future price appreciation.

Key features:

* Multiple ERC-20 memecoin pools (DOGE, SHIB, PEPE, etc.)
* Cartel-grade CARTFI rewards
* Maintained exposure to underlying memecoin price action
* Multi-token rewards aggregation

#### Single Asset Staking

Meme tokens listed on CartelFi’s platform will be eligible for single asset staking pools, with yields paid out in a combination of CARTFI and the native token.

* Accessible entry point into DeFi
* No impermanent loss on single-asset staking

#### CARTFI Staking

* Lock up presale tokens to protect the CARTFI price and earn up to 1,000% APY

#### Staking Boosts

Liquidity providers can supercharge their earnings through our innovative boost system:

* Lock CARTFI tokens to increase LP rewards
* Boost multipliers increase based on lock amount and duration

#### Traditional Yield Farming

For investors seeking more traditional options:

* Classic stablecoin LPs (USDC/USDT, etc.)
* Blue-chip token pairs
* Lower-risk, lower-reward alternatives


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