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What is Grap.Finance?

Grap.Finance is an interesting blockchain finance experiment. It was originally only released as a version of the YAM project. However, with the development of the community and changes in the blockchain world, GRAP has also made changes and developed new plans and Road Map.

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Grap.Finance dapp

Description of the Grap.Finance project

Grap.Finance is a digital asset like Bitcoin, but with supply that adjusts every day to match market demand. Each day, a Grap Rebase operation compares the 24-hour volume-weighted average price of the chart to the target price. If the price is above the target level, the supply increases. If the price is below the target level, the supply is reduced.

Adjustment of deliveries applies to each address on the platform equally. Changes to the offer take place globally, in proportion to the balance of each wallet. This means that the chart has a long-term price target, but it also means that the chart is not dilutive.

Just like BTC, if you own 1% of the network, you will always own 1%, even if you don't transfer.Grap.Finance

Uniswap contracts contain tokens, associated with UNI-V2 LP tokens. The contracts contain accumulated UNIT-V2 tokens and Grap tokens for distribution (unlocked pools of liquidity rates). All ownership rights are noted along the chain, using smart contracts. The more you stake and the longer you stake them in relation to others, the more share of the unlock pool you get.

Some features:

All resources belong to you The changes to Grap deliveries are universal and affect all users in terms of opportunity and equally, whether they are an end-user wallet (EOA) or a contract wallet.
Transactions This means that the Grap Uniswap pool can grow or shrink in size each relocation period.
Battles Your UNI-V2 LP tokens remain static in the balance but can be converted to the correct amount of Grap when redeemed.

Grap Finance does provide liquidity to DEX pools, including the Uniswap V2 pool, to stimulate a healthy and liquid market. All this data is transparent and available on the chain, using tools like Etherscan.

Additional information

Since the site does not have WhitePaper and RoadMap documents, you can get more information about the project through the blog on the Medium platform.

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This way you will stay up to date with all news and updates. You can study the statistics, as well as vote on the main page of the project. Please note that you must have the MetaMask extension to use all functions. The smart contract doesn't have an audit.

Important disclaimer: The information presented on the Dapp.Expert portal is intended solely for informational purposes and does not constitute an investment recommendation or a guide to action in the field of cryptocurrencies. The Dapp.Expert team is not responsible for any potential losses or missed profits associated with the use of materials published on the site. Before making investment decisions in cryptocurrencies, we recommend consulting a qualified financial advisor.