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Chromo Exchange: Making Liquidity Truly Liquid in the Mitosis Ecosystem

When people first hear about Mitosis, they focus on vaults, yield tokenization, and governance. But there’s another layer that quietly ties the whole system together: Chromo Exchange. In a DeFi world obsessed with TVL numbers and vault APYs, Chromo steps in with a simpler question: “Okay, you’ve got

Mitosis Chain: More Than Just a Blockchain – Creating a Center of Gravity for Cross-Chain Liquidity

Mitosis Chain: More Than Just a Blockchain – Creating a Center of Gravity for Cross-Chain Liquidity

1. Introduction: From Application to Ecosystem In the Web3 world, we are accustomed to seeing projects evolve along a certain trajectory: first, a decentralized application (dApp) or protocol emerges that solves a specific problem and operates on top of an existing Layer 1 (L1) or Layer 2 (L2) blockchain. This

The Mitosis Fortress: A 360-Degree View of the Protocol's Multi-Layered Security System

The Mitosis Fortress: A 360-Degree View of the Protocol's Multi-Layered Security System

1. Introduction: Why Security is Everything in Cross-Chain In the world of decentralized finance (DeFi), cross-chain protocols are both the biggest breakthrough and the biggest headache. They promise us a unified, interconnected space for assets and data, but their history of billion-dollar hacks serves as a stark reminder of how

miAssets: Unlocking Cross-Chain DeFi with Mitosis

miAssets: Unlocking Cross-Chain DeFi with Mitosis

Introduction As liquidity fragments across hundreds of blockchains, DeFi becomes inefficient — capital is siloed, bridging is risky, and yield opportunities are lost. Mitosis introduces miAssets — cross-chain liquidity primitives designed to solve these problems at the protocol level. In this article, we unpack how miAssets transform fragmented liquidity into a unified,

Mitosis for Builders: Programmable Liquidity Infrastructure

Mitosis for Builders: Programmable Liquidity Infrastructure

Introduction As DeFi evolves beyond isolated chains, the demand grows for unified, composable liquidity layers. Mitosis provides exactly that — a programmable liquidity network that empowers builders to deploy scalable DeFi infrastructure without fragmented capital or mercenary incentives. This article explores how Mitosis enables developers to integrate, customize, and scale liquidity

The Cross-Chain Liquidity Gap

The Cross-Chain Liquidity Gap

New Layer 1 (L1) blockchains face the same problem: * Fragmented liquidity pools * Inefficient capital allocation * High dependency on external incentives Building real adoption requires deep, sustainable liquidity — but bootstrapping it from scratch is slow and expensive. Mitosis solves this with Liquidity as a Service (LaaS) — a framework that allows any

Liquidity That Stays: Moving Beyond Mercenary Capital

Liquidity That Stays: Moving Beyond Mercenary Capital

For years, DeFi protocols relied on mercenary liquidity — capital chasing short-term yield, flowing wherever the incentives are highest. The result? Volatility, inefficiency, and constant competition for fleeting capital. Mitosis introduces a structural alternative: Ecosystem Owned Liquidity (EOL) — liquidity that stays, grows, and strengthens the protocol long-term. What Is Ecosystem Owned