Idam Nicholas

In Mitosis, cross chain liquidity isn't bridged It's minted. At the core of this magic lies the SynthCell: A modular, cross chain liquidity reactor that transforms passive assets into teleportable synthetic liquidity. What is a SynthCell? A SynthCell is a smart contract module that: 1. Accepts

Liquidity today is blind. It doesn’t know: Where it’s been, what it’s earned, who it helped, whether it was mercenary or loyal. Protocols don’t remember, vaults don’t care, bridges forget everything the moment a transfer clears. Mitosis asked: What if liquidity had memory? What if

Intro: In early DeFi, users picked protocols. Now, they pick strategies. This shift is giving rise to a new class of infrastructure: strategy aggregators platforms that abstract away protocol complexity and optimize for intent, yield, and capital efficiency. Mitosis isn’t just compatible with this trend it’s built for

Intro: DeFi isn’t failing because of lack of innovation. It’s failing because of fragmentation. Too many chains, Too many standards, Too many silos Liquidity is scattered, Strategies are isolated, And protocols can’t coordinate across the environments they operate in. That’s why DeFi doesn’t just need

Thesis: Most cross chain protocols stop at asset movement. Mitosis goes further, it’s building an intent driven coordination layer that lets strategies, logic, and system behavior move across chains with verifiable execution. This isn’t just bridging it’s cross chain computation with memory. The Problem with Bridging Today