What is MATH?
MATH token is the native token of the MATH protocol, which is a cross-chain multi-solution blockchain platform. You can check the live MATH price on the MATH price chart above.
MATH is an all-in-one crypto platform. It enables users to create portfolios and invest using the quant trading option. Besides that, MATH allows users to lend and borrow their assets, make fee-less payments, and use their crypto assets to earn decent interest. The interoperability of MATH is impressive as it supports more than 60 public blockchains. The core applications offered by MATH are:
- Math Wallet – an extension wallet that can be used with various cross-chain dApps.
- MATH VPOS Pool – a staking pool that offers up to 30% APR.
- MathSwap – a crypto exchange platform that provides users with instant token swaps/
- MathDApp Store – a dApp marketplace that allows users to access various decentralized cross-chain applications.
- MathDApp Factory – a software that provides users with tools for dApp development.
- MathChain – a second-layer blockchain based on Substrate
- MathPay – a crypto payment gateway.
All these products are designed to give users a comprehensive Web 3.0 experience.
Use Cases of MATH Tokens
MATH is a utility token based on the ERC-20 token standard. It has two main use cases – staking and rewarding users. Both use cases correspond with each other because users are rewarded for staking their tokens. Besides that, MATH crypto assets can be traded on several crypto exchanges for other assets. However, before trading, make sure to analyze the MATH price chart. Knowing the current and the previous MATH price will help you to make more informed decisions.
Who Founded MATH?
The MATH crypto project was founded on October 22, 2019, by Eric YU. He has extensive expertise in the technology sector. Previously, he was the CTO of the Chinese mutual aid platform, Zhongtopi. Besides that, he co-founded XunFang Tech.
Tokenomics of MATH
MATH has a total token supply of 200 million MATH. The distribution scheme is as follows: 60% went to the MathVault Farm, 30% to professional investors, and the remaining 10% was dedicated to a lockdrop.
