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# Relationship Between Token, oTokens, and ovTokens

The following examples are user flows using GMX vault as an example.

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### Example Token Flow for GMX Deposits at Time t

* User A deposits 1 GMX
* Origami mints 1 oGMX and stores it in the vault
* Origami sends the deposited 1 GMX to the gmx.io staking contract to earn yield
* Origami mints 0.90 ovGMX (assuming current reservePerShare = 1.11)
* Origami sends 0.90 ovGMX to User A

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### Example Token Flow for GMX Redemption at Time t+1 (Fees ignored for simplicity)

* User A sends 0.90 ovGMX to Origami
* Origami burns 0.90 ovGMX in exchange for 1.17 oGMX (current reservePerShare = 1.30)
* Origami burns 1.17 oGMX to withdraw 1.17 GMX from the oGMX vault
* Origami sends 1.17 GMX to User A (a 17% return on the original deposit)