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Decentralized finance, or “DeFI”, has been an exciting area of development and activity in the crypto ecosystem over the past few months. Concepts like composability, liquidity mining, yield farming, and governance are at the forefront of serious crypto discussions today. We have received a significant number of questions from our community about Origin’s role in the DeFi ecosystem and what we think of DeFi as a whole. The first thing we want to say is that we consider ourselves an important part of the DeFi ecosystem and that we are actively developing new protocols that we think will add tremendous value to DeFi. We aren’t ready to announce what we are working on yet, but we are very excited about recent developments in DeFi and know that we can contribute to DeFi in a meaningful way.
The foundation for what is happening now took years to build and Origin has been part of this. Neither DeFi, liquidity mining, nor “yield farming” (remember “masternodes”?) were invented in 2020.
Joey Krug, advisor to Origin, co-founder of Augur, and co-CIO of Pantera Capital
Decentralized marketplaces are one of the core parts of DeFi. Although people usually think of decentralized exchanges or “DEXes”, decentralized marketplaces for goods and services as well as alternative digital assets like NFTs are also part of the DeFi ecosystem. The Block and CryptoDiffer have put out informative DeFi ecosystem maps that show how broad DeFi is and the important role of different types of marketplaces.
The Origin Platform and our two in-house applications built on top of the Platform, Marketplace and Dshop, enable the creation of fully decentralized, peer-to-peer commerce. Allowing anyone, including the unbanked or undocumented, to participate in censorship-resistant commerce is one of the primary goals of DeFi. The Origin Marketplace and Dshop have also prominently integrated MakerDAO’s DAI and Circle’s USDC as payment options. At the smart contract level, any ERC-20 stablecoin or asset is supported. We like to think that Origin is already helping to bring DeFi to the real world. DeFi isn’t just about complicated yield farming strategies or trading, but it can also mean allowing people to do non-speculative business without the interference of borders or middlemen.
The Origin Token, or OGN, has been listed on several prominent DeFi platforms. You can find ETH/OGN liquidity pools on KyberSwap, Uniswap, and Balancer by clicking on those links. To access the other OGN liquidity pools on Uniswap or Balancer you must add OGN by its smart contract address: 0x8207c1ffc5b6804f6024322ccf34f29c3541ae26. Once OGN is added, you will be able to swap OGN for other assets (if there is a corresponding liquidity pool) or add liquidity for OGN.
OGN on Balancer, Kyber, and Uniswap
We are also looking to add OGN to lending platforms and other DeFi protocols. You can read our proposal and community discussion around adding OGN as a supported asset on Compound. Our lead research engineer, Yu Pan, who co-founded the original fintech (and arguably proto-cryptocurrency) company PayPal, is working on the smart contract for the DAO that would underpin this listing. The Origin team is currently in discussion with several other platforms and we will release specific announcements at a later date. A liquidity mining campaign for OGN is being considered but has not been finalized in any way. A DeFi tag has been added to OGN on CoinMarketCap.
Although Origin has been a part of the DeFi ecosystem for years, we don’t want to signal that our work here is done. Quite the contrary. As we stated earlier, Origin is working on an innovative new DeFi product. Furthermore, our team is constantly thinking about how we can create beneficial token economics for OGN and its holders. We are working to increase the utility of OGN throughout the entire crypto ecosystem. Look out for a future announcement from Origin’s founders about our path forward in DeFi.
Learn more about Origin:
*Buy Origin Tokens (OGN): Binance, Huobi, Upbit, *Bittrex Global
*Track OGN token metrics: *originprotocol.com/dashboard
*Launch your decentralized store: *originprotocol.com/dshop
*Learn more on our company website: *originprotocol.com
Decentralized finance, or “DeFI”, has been an exciting area of development and activity in the crypto ecosystem over the past few months. Concepts like composability, liquidity mining, yield farming, and governance are at the forefront of serious crypto discussions today. We have received a significant number of questions from our community about Origin’s role in the DeFi ecosystem and what we think of DeFi as a whole. The first thing we want to say is that we consider ourselves an important part of the DeFi ecosystem and that we are actively developing new protocols that we think will add tremendous value to DeFi. We aren’t ready to announce what we are working on yet, but we are very excited about recent developments in DeFi and know that we can contribute to DeFi in a meaningful way.
The foundation for what is happening now took years to build and Origin has been part of this. Neither DeFi, liquidity mining, nor “yield farming” (remember “masternodes”?) were invented in 2020.
Joey Krug, advisor to Origin, co-founder of Augur, and co-CIO of Pantera Capital
Decentralized marketplaces are one of the core parts of DeFi. Although people usually think of decentralized exchanges or “DEXes”, decentralized marketplaces for goods and services as well as alternative digital assets like NFTs are also part of the DeFi ecosystem. The Block and CryptoDiffer have put out informative DeFi ecosystem maps that show how broad DeFi is and the important role of different types of marketplaces.
The Origin Platform and our two in-house applications built on top of the Platform, Marketplace and Dshop, enable the creation of fully decentralized, peer-to-peer commerce. Allowing anyone, including the unbanked or undocumented, to participate in censorship-resistant commerce is one of the primary goals of DeFi. The Origin Marketplace and Dshop have also prominently integrated MakerDAO’s DAI and Circle’s USDC as payment options. At the smart contract level, any ERC-20 stablecoin or asset is supported. We like to think that Origin is already helping to bring DeFi to the real world. DeFi isn’t just about complicated yield farming strategies or trading, but it can also mean allowing people to do non-speculative business without the interference of borders or middlemen.
The Origin Token, or OGN, has been listed on several prominent DeFi platforms. You can find ETH/OGN liquidity pools on KyberSwap, Uniswap, and Balancer by clicking on those links. To access the other OGN liquidity pools on Uniswap or Balancer you must add OGN by its smart contract address: 0x8207c1ffc5b6804f6024322ccf34f29c3541ae26. Once OGN is added, you will be able to swap OGN for other assets (if there is a corresponding liquidity pool) or add liquidity for OGN.
OGN on Balancer, Kyber, and Uniswap
We are also looking to add OGN to lending platforms and other DeFi protocols. You can read our proposal and community discussion around adding OGN as a supported asset on Compound. Our lead research engineer, Yu Pan, who co-founded the original fintech (and arguably proto-cryptocurrency) company PayPal, is working on the smart contract for the DAO that would underpin this listing. The Origin team is currently in discussion with several other platforms and we will release specific announcements at a later date. A liquidity mining campaign for OGN is being considered but has not been finalized in any way. A DeFi tag has been added to OGN on CoinMarketCap.
Although Origin has been a part of the DeFi ecosystem for years, we don’t want to signal that our work here is done. Quite the contrary. As we stated earlier, Origin is working on an innovative new DeFi product. Furthermore, our team is constantly thinking about how we can create beneficial token economics for OGN and its holders. We are working to increase the utility of OGN throughout the entire crypto ecosystem. Look out for a future announcement from Origin’s founders about our path forward in DeFi.
Learn more about Origin:
*Buy Origin Tokens (OGN): Binance, Huobi, Upbit, *Bittrex Global
*Track OGN token metrics: *originprotocol.com/dashboard
*Launch your decentralized store: *originprotocol.com/dshop
*Learn more on our company website: *originprotocol.com
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