MoonFarm
  • Moonfarm Whitepaper
  • 1. Introduction
    • 1.1. CeFi vs DeFi vs CeDeFi
    • 1.2. Current Market
    • 1.3. The gap between users demand and the market
  • 2. MoonFarm in a nutshell
  • 3. Why MoonFarm?
  • 4. MoonFarm Products
    • 4.1 MoonFarm Ecosystem Products Overview
    • 4.2 Moonfarm Vaults
    • 4.3 Yield optimization strategies
    • 4.4 MoonSwap
    • 4.5 MoonFarm Ecosystem Fee Structure
  • 5. MFO Utility Token
  • 6. Roadmap
  • Userguide
    • 1. How to use it?
    • 2. How to buy MFO on PancakeSwap
    • 3. How to add LP for MFO-BUSD token
    • 4. How to stake/unstake LPs token MFO/BUSD on Moonfarm Finance
  • Fees Structure
  • FAQ
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  1. 4. MoonFarm Products

4.4 MoonSwap

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Similar to other swap pools, MoonSwap allows users to swap from one cryptocurrency asset to another asset. However, our swap platform improves the way traditional cryptocurrency swaps are done. It does this by not only using the liquidity on Decentralized Exchanges (eg. Uniswap, Mdex or Pancakeswap), but also the liquidity from Centralized Exchanges (such as Binance and Huobi Global). In doing so, MoonSwap harnesses the price benefits found on DEXs with the vast liquidity benefits on CEXs. Essentially, MoonSwap can be considered a liquidity bridge where users can get the best swap rate possible.

MoonSwap also implements a buy-back & burn mechanism. There is a small fee in MoonSwap. All generated fees will be used for market-buying MFO from the open market. The bought MFO will be burnt, thus reducing the MFO supply gradually.