Mushrooms Finance — another crypto vault for making money with a focus on finding sustainable profits in the DeFi universe. The project adopts a fair distribution mechanism and healthy tokenomics from day 1.
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Description of the Mushrooms Finance
Developers created the first version of MushroomsFinance smart contracts, inspired by popular DeFi projects such as Yearn Finance (YFI), Pickle Finance and Sushiswap. As a DeFi project, Mushrooms Finance deploys a fair launch mod from Day 1 to distribute the govenance (MM) token to all of its members: developer, liquidity provider, user, community, etc.
Distinctive features of the project:
- no private sale or venture capital;
- absence of a pre-mining;
- no public sale, no IEO, no airdrop;
- redemption of management tokens and their distribution instead of burning;
- encouraging participation in the ecosystem.
MushroomsFinance has integrated live ETH-USD Chainlink pricing feed into the mainnet to provide robust, tamper-proof ETH pricing, used in the Russula Field vault.
TLDR, Mushrooms Zaps helps you to earn more efficiently by converting your crypto to another form as a target vault token, for example convert [ETH] to [WETH].
Farmers will get three pools to receive an MM (Mushrooms Finance governance token) token as a reward for participating in the ecosystem:
| #0 Pool (Super Mario) | Bet MM to get MM. |
| #1 Pool (Enoki Pot) | Bet m3CRV to get MM. |
| #2 Pool (Cremini Soup) | Bet MM-USDC to get MM. |
(30% of the storage profit) + (0.2% of the withdrawal fee) is used to buy the MM token from Uniswap and distribute it among the MM token stakers players, that is, the Super Mario farmers in the farm pool # 0.
Additional information
There is no WhitePaper document on the site. Instead, a blog is available on the Medium platform. Articles, concerning the development of the project, are regularly published there.
Also, the community actively maintains such social networks:
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