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[MTSS 201 Class] - Chapter 7: Understanding Matrix Vaults and Zootosis: Making DeFi Fun and Easy with Mitosis

Let’s Get Started What if you could use your assets in DeFi more freely and earn rewards while having fun? That’s exactly what Mitosis, a new project, is bringing to the table! In their recent blog post, Matrix Vaults in the Wild: Navigating Zootosis, Mitosis introduces two cool

[MTSS 201 Class] Appendix - Mitosis DNA: A Sustainable Ecosystem Where Everyone Wins

[MTSS 201 Class] Appendix - Mitosis DNA: A Sustainable Ecosystem Where Everyone Wins

Mitosis DNA: A Sustainable Ecosystem Where Everyone Wins Most blockchain projects struggle to maintain momentum. Why? Because users, developers, validators, and liquidity providers are often pursuing their own short-term gains, with no real reason to stick around. Mitosis aims to change that with the DNA Program — a new incentive model

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[MTSS 401 Class] - Chapter 6: Unlocking DeFi’s Potential: High-Yield Strategies with Mitosis

In previous chapters, we explored the fundamentals of Ecosystem-Owned Liquidity (EOL) and how Mitosis Vaults seamlessly connect blockchain networks through Cross-Chain Liquidity solutions. We also examined the roles of Vanilla Assets, miAssets, and maAssets in optimizing capital efficiency and programmable liquidity. Now, we advance further into DeFi innovation, exploring how

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[MTSS 201 Class] Appendix - Exploring Theo: A Simple Guide to Funding Rates and DeFi

Theo is a cool part of the Mitosis ecosystem. It earns money from funding rates while keeping risks low with a trick called Straddle. This fits right into decentralized finance (DeFi), where you grow crypto without banks. Let’s dive into how it works, compare it with Ethena, and see

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[MTSS 301 Class] - Chapter 5: Programmable Liquidity and Layer 1 Synergies: Expanding DeFi’s Horizons with Mitosis

Mitosis is revolutionizing liquidity management and network collaboration in decentralized finance (DeFi). This chapter explores how Programmable Liquidity and Mitosis’ synergy with Layer 1 (L1) projects expand DeFi’s possibilities. By making assets programmable for trading, collateral, and financial engineering, Mitosis enables a more flexible and efficient DeFi ecosystem. Additionally,

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[MTSS 201 Class] - Chapter 4: Mitosis Vaults, Tokens, and Matrix: Managing Your Liquidity Effectively

Welcome to Mitosis University. In previous chapters, we explored how Ecosystem-Owned Liquidity (EOL) promotes fairness in Liquidity management and how Cross-Chain Liquidity bridges blockchain networks using Mitosis Vaults. In other word, Mitosis Vault functions as both a branch and an investment division of a bank. It operates across multiple islands

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[MTSS 201 Class] - Chapter 3: Cross-Chain Liquidity and Mitosis’s Blockchain Connections—Bridges to Freedom

Welcome back to Mitosis University. In Chapter 2, we learned how Ecosystem-Owned Liquidity (EOL) makes Liquidity fair, like neighbors pooling resources for a community project. [MTSS 101 Class] - Chapter 2: Ecosystem-Owned Liquidity (EOL)—Making Liquidity Fair for EveryoneExplore Ecosystem-Owned Liquidity (EOL) in Mitosis: A revolutionary approach democratizing DeFi opportunities