Haris Riyaz

Gas fees can be annoying in crypto, but Mitosis has some clever ways to keep them LOW. Let’s break it down how the protocol minimizes transaction costs Gas fees are the cost of making transactions on a blockchain. The more traffic on a chain, the higher the fees. But

If you’re in DeFi, you’ve used liquidity pools. But Mitosis introduces Programmable Liquidity—a game-changer for cross-chain yields. Let’s break it down 👇👇👇 Traditional Liquidity Pools (LPs): LPs are the backbone of DeFi. 🔹 You provide two tokens (e.g., ETH/USDC) 🔹 They sit in a pool for trading

Mitosis is a Layer 1 blockchain built for programmable liquidity. That means it helps DeFi users move, manage, and optimize their liquidity across chains, all in one simple system. The Problem With Other L1s Most Layer 1s are: ❌ Siloed ❌ Have fragmented liquidity ❌ Require risky bridges to go cross-chain Result? Liquidity

Want to earn passive yield without giving up access to your liquidity? Say hello to miAssets, powered by Mitosis—a new way to unlock capital efficiency while staying fully liquid. Let’s explore what they are and why they matter What exactly are miAssets? When you deposit your crypto assets

Why Liquidity Mining is Unsustainable ? Liquidity mining has been a popular way for DeFi projects to attract liquidity. In this model, liquidity providers (LPs) deposit assets into a protocol and receive token rewards in return. While this approach works in the short term, it has major flaws * Liquidity is temporary