Liquidity farming is now available on iZiSwap! It’s time to grab some profit.
We are excited to launch the liquidity mining incentive pools on iZiSwap on BNB Chain. The first incentive cycle starts on the 11th of July and will be for 30 days with a total reward of 1,500,000 $iZi. Enjoy a high yield with iZiSwap!
Liquidity Mining Pools:
- WBNB/USDT — incentive amount 300k iZi
- USDT/BUSD — incentive amount 600k iZi
- iUSD/USDT — incentive amount 600k iZi
More info on how to participate in liquidity mining with iZiSwap: https://docs.izumi.finance/tutorial/how-to-farm-on-iziswap
iZUMi Finance is a multi-chain DeFi protocol providing One-Stop Liquidity as a Service (LaaS). Its philosophy is that every token deserves better on-chain liquidity in an efficient and lasting way. With the innovative Discretized-Liquidity-AMM of iZiSwap, iZUMi can provide LaaS on BNB Chain and liquidity mining pools could be set up more efficiently by offering rewards in a limited range and different rewards in different price ranges. Liquidity providers(LP) can get significant liquidity mining rewards than the traditional xy=k AMM DEXs.
These three liquidity mining pools are just the beginning, iZiSwap aims to create a 100% decentralized, permissionless and transparent DEX with no censorship, no limitation that everyone has access to. iZiSwap hosts various protocols to help them bootstrap their own pool to accelerate users to stake their native tokens as liquidity.
iZiSwap will launch the Double Reward Incentives Campaign this month, and will invite our promising and well-established projects together, stay tuned!
Please submit an application if your project are interested in Double Reward Incentives Campaign:
https://forms.gle/65tGaEG69BPg2Krg8
iZUMi will continue to expand the multi-chain ecology and eventually support cross-chain liquidity trading mechanisms, bring systematic liquidity service to the multi-chain ecosystem, and eventually become a one-stop liquidity service platform with super high capital efficiency in the DeFi industry.
