Mitosis: Turning Liquidity into a Living Network
DeFi started simple — you locked tokens, earned rewards, and waited. But that model created a problem: liquidity got stuck. Once deployed, it couldn’t move or evolve. Mitosis changes that by introducing programmable liquidity — where capital acts like code and yield becomes reusable.
The Problem:
DeFi today is fragmented. Each DEX, vault, or chain traps liquidity in isolated silos, limiting capital efficiency and scalability.
The Solution:
Mitosis transforms liquidity positions into composable, tradable assets called miAssets and maAssets — the DNA of its ecosystem.
miAssets: Tokenized versions of your deposits (like miETH), usable across DeFi while still earning yield.
maAssets: Aggregated liquidity managed by DAOs and protocols to direct capital where it’s most needed.
Ecosystem-Owned Liquidity (EOL):
Instead of “renting” liquidity through short-term incentives, Mitosis enables collective ownership of liquidity — building depth, stability, and sustainability.
Cross-Chain by Design:
Built to work across ecosystems like Ethereum, Arbitrum, and modular chains, Mitosis allows liquidity to flow freely — breaking the barriers of fragmented TVL.
The Vision:
Liquidity that adapts, evolves, and multiplies — just like living cells. Mitosis envisions capital that’s intelligent, mobile, and self-replicating across DeFi.
MITO Token:
The MITO token fuels governance, incentives, and ecosystem coordination — guiding how liquidity flows through the network.
Why It Matters:
If Ethereum made money programmable, Mitosis makes liquidity programmable — transforming DeFi from static pools into a dynamic, living financial network.
