MITO Coin: A Programmable Value Carrier that Activates Cross-Chain Liquidity
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As the native token of the Mitosis programmable liquidity network, the core mission of MITO Coin is to solve the problem of liquidity fragmentation in the multi-chain era, transforming static LP positions into flexible "financial building blocks". In traditional DeFi, LP assets often become locked after being deposited, while Mitosis utilizes tokenization technology to allow these positions to be split, traded, and reused as collateral, with MITO serving as the core hub connecting this ecosystem.
MITO Coin is issued based on the BNB Chain and the Mitosis Chain, with a total supply of 1 billion coins, of which 45.5% is directed towards ecological construction, and 10% is allocated for the genesis airdrop to incentivize early participants. Its innovative "MITO-gMITO-LMITO" tri-state design covers the entire lifecycle: MITO serves as the base token that bears Gas fees and staking functions; gMITO acquires governance voting rights through staking; LMITO acts as a time-locked certificate to accelerate reward unlocking, forming a virtuous cycle of "use-vote-incentivize".
Relying on EOL's own liquidity and the Matrix strategy whitelist double-frame, MITO Coin supports a unique asset circulation system: after user assets are deposited into the multi-chain vault, pivot assets are generated and deployed to yield strategies, and then split trading of principal and yield flows is realized through certificates like miAssets/maAssets. This design allows small capital to obtain institutional-level income terms through aggregation effects, significantly improving capital efficiency.
Since its TGE issuance in August 2025, MITO Coin has gained attention through Binance Wallet's exclusive Booster airdrop event, achieving a one-day increase of over 100%. It is now listed on 31 exchanges with a 24-hour trading volume exceeding 140 million yuan. As the demand for cross-chain liquidity expands, the core value of MITO Coin in network governance, fee settlement, and ecological incentives continues to be highlighted.