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In decentralized finance (DeFi), liquidity fragmentation is a nagging issue that makes smooth transactions and effective asset use quite tricky. You see, assets tend to be spread out across various blockchains, which creates inefficiencies that can really frustrate users and restrict the flow of capital. This fragmentation often results in

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

Introduction Mitosis University is an educational platform designed to empower users with in-depth knowledge about decentralized finance (DeFi). As part of the Mitosis ecosystem, it provides valuable resources to help users understand liquidity management, tokenization, and other essential DeFi concepts. What sets Mitosis University apart is its community-driven approach—it

(And How Mitosis Is Reinventing It) Why the Liquidity Layer Matters More Than You Think While most users focus on flashy dApps, the real magic happens in the liquidity layer – the decentralized plumbing that: * Routes your trades across chains * Determines slippage and pricing * Ensures capital efficiency 💡 Analogy: If DeFi were

Introduction What if every blockchain wasn’t just a network but an entire universe of its own? A world where money doesn’t follow a single set of rules but spawns countless parallel economies, each unique yet interconnected. Today, decentralized finance (DeFi) is fragmented—assets are siloed, liquidity is restricted,