Decentralized governance has struggled with real-world application.
Most systems rely on symbolic voting disconnected from economic impact.
Mitosis challenges that by introducing a model where governance directly manages capital.
Through its EOL governance framework, participants have a tangible influence on liquidity deployment, strategy selection, and yield optimization.
Votes translate into direct economic outcomes, creating a self-regulating ecosystem where governance is not performative — it’s productive.
This model aligns incentives across the entire network:
Liquidity providers gain voting power proportional to contribution.
Protocols benefit from shared, stable liquidity.
The ecosystem becomes more resilient against external shocks or incentive drain.
In Mitosis, governance is not a secondary layer — it’s a core mechanism of value creation.
By transforming capital coordination into a transparent, community-led process, Mitosis sets a new benchmark for decentralized management of shared resources.
