Best DApps for Core

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    Platypus Reviews
    Liquidity fragmentation is a major problem in the first-generation stableswaps' closed liquidity pools. This means that the liquidity of different pools can't be shared with each other, leading to higher slippage. Other stableswaps require multiple tokens of equal worth within a pool. This can often lead to pool compositions that are more complicated (pairing up LP coins with new tokens). This significantly reduces the protocol's scalability and creates a poor user experience. Platypus creates a new AMM on Avalanche that is open liquidity and single-sided. It manages risk autonomously using the coverage ratio to maximize capital efficiency. Platypus' design is based on asset liability management (ALM). Platypus is unique in that it uses a single-variant slippage function and not invariant curves. Our open liquidity pool design allows for higher capital efficiency and lower slippage rates than other stableswaps.
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    Risk Harbor Reviews
    Risk management marketplace for Web3. A transparent, impartial, and algorithmic protocol that eliminates the need to trust intermediaries. Protect against network vulnerabilities and smart contract risk. Protect yourself and your investments to earn risk-adjusted returns. Market-informed dynamic pricing maximizes capital efficiency. Secure your capital with purchase protection Risk Harbor programmatically protects your assets from a wide range of risks, exploits and attacks. Instant payouts with transparent and objective event assessments. Secure your capital with protection. Risk Harbor allows you to invest capital and receive additional rewards for already productive assets. Use dynamic risk assessment data to allocate funds efficiently and safely. We are constantly looking for new and improved solutions to integrate with existing financial applications.
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    Echidna Finance Reviews
    You can increase your Platypus rewards without worrying about withdrawal penalties or capital allocation. Deposit to earn more. Transform your PTP to a yield-bearing asset. Lock ECD at Echidna to earn a high APR as well as 40% of Echidna’s fees. Platypus' voting gauge gives you additional incentives for stablecoin protocols that are competing for emissions. Omniscia, Platypus Finance auditors, has audited Echidna. Echidna delivered 2% of total supply to vePTP holder before our protocol launch. To earn 19.61% APR, convert PTP. Deposit your PTP at Echidna to increase your earning power. Staked PTP is highly profitable, but it is also unproductive and illiquid. It also exposes LPs the volatility of PTP's prices. These conditions are not favorable to stablecoin farmers, who are often risk-averse, or to new users who cannot obtain PTP cost-effectively. Echidna eliminates the drawbacks of boosted agriculture by allowing LPs access to our vePTP.
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    Degis Reviews
    Degis provides crypto asset protection products to users to hedge their risk, protect themselves against volatility in token prices and protect them from smart contract hacks. Enjoy the governance power utility and yield boosting benefits of Degis NFT. We're here to protect your assets and cover all risks. We reward all contributors with $DEG tokens, regardless of whether they are selling or buying covers. We empower and incentivize every contributor with $DEG. Degis is the first all-in-one Avalanche protection protocol. The ultimate goal of Degis is to create a universal crypto-protection platform, and create a decentralized protection ecosystem. Degis' mission is to protect crypto assets. With blockchain technology, this goal will be possible. Degis protocol launches on Avalanche Cchain as well as DEG tokens. Degis protocol currently focuses on Avalanche's native ecosystem. We may consider cross-chain based on the DeFi environment.
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