PolyAlpha Finance — the second layer (L2) of the PolygonFarm sustainable farming protocol, based exclusively on the Polygon ecosystem.
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How does the PolyAlpha Finance project work?
For Level 2, to further maximize the earning potential for community members, a newly developed set of unique and creative strategies will be incorporated into the protocol. This is necessary in order for the native ALPHA token to maintain relative price stability over a longer period of time. In addition, the team will continue to rely on rigorous research to further develop and implement new techniques to enhance APR / APY stiffness at high speeds. Many features will also appear, including new lottery and loyalty reward systems, NFT (potentially L2 or L3) and other new features.
Other features of this crypto platform:
| 1 | The fixed maximum supply of the ALPHA token is only 9300 units. |
| 2 | Pre-credited 650 ALPHA tokens for initial liquidity and partnership. |
At PolyAlpha Finance, the safety of investor funds is the highest priority. As such, a full audit will be conducted by two leading blockchain security auditors, Paladin and CertiK. In addition, the administrator will complete the KYC certification process with the RugDoc team.
There are well-known issues with maintaining the relevance of L1 tokens while focusing on creating sustainable demand for its own Layer 2 token. In addition to allowing free SPADE betting on PolyAlpha, the creators have developed and will be implementing a strategy to further mitigate this issue in order to maintain reasonable prices for both tokens of this defi finance.
More about the decentralized exchange
By popular demand, a racing lottery will appear on PolyAlpha. This type of lottery has quickly become a favorite of the public as there is no additional involved risk and all participants receive their deposits in full. The winner will additionally receive awards, earned from the entire bank. There is an introductory document on the site. It will help any participant to get a closer look at the project. There is a RoadMap with future updates, too.
The site interface runs in English.