What if your liquid positions became flexible instruments that can be freely traded and used across multiple ecosystems simultaneously? This is the essence of Mitoz — a protocol that radically changes the approach to liquidity management in decentralized finance.
From Stuck Assets to Complete Freedom
Traditional DeFi restricts users: depositing funds means freezing assets on a single platform. Mitoz breaks these chains. When you lock capital in Mitoz Vaults on supported networks, the system not only records your participation — it issues Mitoz Hub Assets on the main Mitoz network, which realize your share in the form of tradable tokens.
The key innovation lies in tokenization: now your position is a digital asset, not an excuse for inactivity.
Two Strategic Frameworks for Different Needs
Mitoz architecture is built on two fundamentally different approaches:
EOL: Capital Democracy
Ecosystem Liquidity (EOL) distributes liquidity management among all participants. Decisions on the allocation of pooled funds are made by the community, ensuring fairness and preventing centralized control. This mechanism allows ordinary users to earn yields that were previously accessible only to big players.
Matrix: Selectivity and Premium
The opposite vector — curated income opportunities with higher profits and transparent capital deployment conditions. Here, quality is chosen, not voted on.
Active Assets: miAssets and maAssets
Both frameworks issue their own programmable tokens:
miAssets (from EOL) — democratic positions ready for trading and composition
maAssets (from Matrix) — premium tokens with higher yield potential
These assets are not just traded — they appear as collateral in other protocols, are divided into components of the principal and income, or serve as a basis for synthesizing new derivatives. This transforms individual liquid positions into building blocks of the entire DeFi ecosystem.
Cross-Chain Combination: Bridge Beyond a Single Chain
Mitoz is not tied to one network. Liquidity, centralized by protocols across different blockchains, forms a global capital reservoir. Users gain access to scalable yields without having to individually disperse funds across dozens of platforms.
This democratizes the advantages that were previously the privilege of institutional players and makes cross-chain DeFi accessible to everyone.
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Programmed Liquidity Takes a New Level: How Mitoz is Revolutionizing DeFi
What if your liquid positions became flexible instruments that can be freely traded and used across multiple ecosystems simultaneously? This is the essence of Mitoz — a protocol that radically changes the approach to liquidity management in decentralized finance.
From Stuck Assets to Complete Freedom
Traditional DeFi restricts users: depositing funds means freezing assets on a single platform. Mitoz breaks these chains. When you lock capital in Mitoz Vaults on supported networks, the system not only records your participation — it issues Mitoz Hub Assets on the main Mitoz network, which realize your share in the form of tradable tokens.
The key innovation lies in tokenization: now your position is a digital asset, not an excuse for inactivity.
Two Strategic Frameworks for Different Needs
Mitoz architecture is built on two fundamentally different approaches:
EOL: Capital Democracy
Ecosystem Liquidity (EOL) distributes liquidity management among all participants. Decisions on the allocation of pooled funds are made by the community, ensuring fairness and preventing centralized control. This mechanism allows ordinary users to earn yields that were previously accessible only to big players.
Matrix: Selectivity and Premium
The opposite vector — curated income opportunities with higher profits and transparent capital deployment conditions. Here, quality is chosen, not voted on.
Active Assets: miAssets and maAssets
Both frameworks issue their own programmable tokens:
These assets are not just traded — they appear as collateral in other protocols, are divided into components of the principal and income, or serve as a basis for synthesizing new derivatives. This transforms individual liquid positions into building blocks of the entire DeFi ecosystem.
Cross-Chain Combination: Bridge Beyond a Single Chain
Mitoz is not tied to one network. Liquidity, centralized by protocols across different blockchains, forms a global capital reservoir. Users gain access to scalable yields without having to individually disperse funds across dozens of platforms.
This democratizes the advantages that were previously the privilege of institutional players and makes cross-chain DeFi accessible to everyone.