Mitosis Core

In the rapidly evolving landscape of decentralized finance (DeFi), liquidity remains one of the most precious and volatile resources. As new chains, execution layers, and modular infrastructures emerge, the challenge is no longer just about attracting liquidity, but coordinating it, intelligently, flexibly, and sustainably. Enter the concept of the "

Introduction DeFi is evolving beyond isolated protocols into a modular ecosystem, one where specialized layers handle execution, data, bridging, and now, liquidity. As the stack matures, a critical gap remains: an infrastructure layer purpose-built to abstract, route, and optimize yield across chains. Mitosis steps into this void as the first

The backbone of modern DeFi has long been LP tokens, representations of staked capital within a specific pool or vault. But traditional LP tokens are static, non-composable, and often chain-locked, preventing them from playing in the broader yield arena. Mitosis flips this design on its head through its asset abstraction

In the evolving architecture of DeFi, infrastructure is moving beyond chains and protocols. What’s emerging is something more abstract, more powerful, a liquidity operating system, a layer that can direct, reallocate, and optimize capital across fragmented ecosystems without asking users to care about which chain they’re on or

In the early stages of DeFi, liquidity was seen as fuel something protocols constantly needed to source, retain, and incentivize. But in the modular era of crypto, liquidity is evolving into something else entirely: a primitive, a building block, not just a resource. And at the heart of this transition