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What is Futureswap?
Futureswap is a decentralized non-custodial perpetual protocol where users can gain leveraged exposure (up to 256x) to assets. Liquidity providers deposit passive liquidity in order to earn passive income from trading fees and FST incentives. This liquidity is utilized by the Futureswap AMM and other AMMs under the hood to create leveraged exposure. Realistically under the hood, Futureswap operates as a lending protocol as no leverage contracts are being created but only liquidity providers lending funds while holding collateral.
How do I interact with the Futureswap protocol?
Futureswap can be interacted with through one of the websites such as Futureswap.com or via the Ethereum blockchain directly.
Where are my funds stored?
Futureswap is non-custodial. This means that your funds, whether they're collateral for a trade or for liquidity that you've deposited, are stored in the protocol's smart contracts. These are on-chain contracts that have undergone a comprehensive audit from Trail of Bits. Find the audit report here: Audits.
Are there any risks?
Yes, there are always risks, and this is especially true when interacting with smart contracts. The Futureswap protocol takes security very seriously and has implemented robust testing, code reviews, internal audits, external audits, fuzzing, and static verification. While the Futureswap core devs are very security-minded, users should not deposit funds that they cannot lose.
Is there a token?
What blockchain is Futureswap on?
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