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DeFund Launches Decentralized Fund Investment Protocol on Polygon, Making it More Accessible to Crypto Users Worldwide

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We are excited to announce that the DeFund Protocol will be deployed on the Polygon Network! This not only means lower fees and faster transaction speeds but also makes our user base more diverse. Currently deployed on Ethereum, this new deployment on the Polygon Network is not only the first step towards DeFund’s multi-chain deployment but also a symbol of DeFund being accepted by a broader user base.

With the high gas fees on the Ethereum Mainnet, DeFund has decided to deploy its protocol on Polygon to make it more accessible to crypto users worldwide. The move ensures that more crypto users can join the platform without any barriers in a cost-effective manner.

Market Background

Decentralized fund management, also known as DeFi fund management, is a relatively new concept in the financial industry that has emerged with the growth of blockchain technology and decentralized finance. Decentralized fund management refers to the management of investment funds using decentralized technology, such as blockchain, without the involvement of centralized authorities like banks or traditional financial institutions.

The DeFi industry has been growing rapidly over the past few years, with the total value locked in DeFi protocols reaching over $200 billion in early 2022. This growth has been fueled by several factors, including the increasing adoption of blockchain technology, the desire for greater financial freedom and independence, and the potential for higher returns compared to traditional investment opportunities.

Decentralized fund management is particularly attractive to investors due to its transparency, security, and efficiency. With decentralized technology, all transactions are recorded on a public blockchain, which ensures transparency and reduces the risk of fraud. Additionally, the use of smart contracts can automate investment processes, which can improve efficiency and reduce costs.

One of the key benefits of decentralized fund management is that it allows for greater participation in investment opportunities. Traditional fund management often requires a minimum investment threshold, which can exclude small investors. In contrast, DeFi protocols allow anyone with an internet connection to invest, regardless of their wealth or location.

However, there are also some challenges associated with decentralized fund management. The lack of regulation and oversight can increase the risk of scams and fraudulent activities. Additionally, the volatility of cryptocurrency markets can lead to significant losses for investors.

Overall, the growth of the DeFi industry and decentralized fund management is expected to continue in the coming years as more investors seek out the benefits of decentralized technology and greater financial independence.

What is DeFund?

DeFund Protocol is a decentralized fund investment protocol. It consists of a series of smart contracts that allow anyone to use contracts to manage fund assets, achieving decentralized value investment.

The protocol consists of smart contracts on Ethereum for decentralized fund management. Users can interact with contracts at any time to achieve fund operations without any third-party authorization or permission. Meanwhile, DeFund relies on Uniswap for fund investment operations. The protocol’s groundbreaking implementation of the integration with Uniswap’s exchange and liquidity providers not only guarantees the protocol’s decentralization but also uses the permissionless liquidity provided in Uniswap V3 to achieve permanent operation of the protocol. Regardless of whether you are bullish, bearish, or volatile in the current market, you can achieve higher investment returns through different strategies.

How to Use DeFund on Polygon

Once the DeFund product is fully deployed on the Polygon Network, users can experience all of DeFund’s services on it. Apart from the difference in the network, the other steps for use are not significantly different from those on the Ethereum network.

You can refer to this article to learn how to create a fund on DeFund: https://medium.com/@defund_io/a-complete-guidebook-for-defund-protocol-d384fb8fee47

Now, users can enjoy the full range of DeFund’s product services on Polygon, including fund investments/management, fee earnings, and strategy execution. DeFund hopes that more decentralized investment enthusiasts can come and experience DeFund for long-term use.

About Us

DeFund Protocol is a decentralized fund investment protocol. It consists of a series of smart contracts that allow anyone to use contracts to manage the fund’s assets, enabling decentralized investing to everyone.

Twitter: https://twitter.com/defund_io

Email: [email protected]

Medium: https://medium.com/@defund_io

Website: defund.io

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