Mitosis and the Composability Revolution
For years, composability has been a defining feature of DeFi — the ability to connect protocols like Lego blocks.
But one piece remained static: liquidity itself.
Once deposited, capital became trapped, unable to interact freely across chains.
Mitosis changes that.
By tokenizing liquidity positions as miAssets and maAssets, Mitosis turns them into programmable financial components.
These assets can be staked, traded, lent, or even used as collateral while continuing to earn yield.
They can be decomposed into principal and yield layers, allowing deeper integration with derivative and structured finance protocols.
The implications are vast.
Protocols can integrate Mitosis assets to unlock new forms of yield composability.
Developers can build on top of Mitosis to create financial instruments that were previously impossible.
Users gain full control of how, where, and when their capital works.
Mitosis doesn’t just add another layer to DeFi — it redefines the base layer of composability itself.
