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  • 🪙Midas
    • The Midas (MDS) Ecosystem
    • MDS Smart Contract: Step by Step How To
    • Multi-collateral MDS & Supported collections
    • Price Stability Mechanisms
    • Oracle Price Feeding
    • Risk management of the MDS platform
    • veinHades Governance of the MDS platform
    • Liquidations of risky assets & Collateral Cashback
    • External Participants
  • 🌊Hadeswap
  • Why hadeswap?
    • DCA* in and out of collections
    • two-sided liquidity pools
    • positive impacts
    • is it risky?
  • Providing Liquidity: How does it work?
    • liquidity pools and bonding curves
    • buy NFTs
    • sell NFTs
    • two-sided liquidity pools
    • pool settings in practice
    • collect trading fees
    • modify my existing liquidity pool
  • user generated educational material
    • How To Guide by TokenGuy.sol
    • Hadeswap explained by krysmatic.me
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    • the concept
    • Discord/Twitter bot
    • First educational video
  • Technical Documentation
    • coming soon
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    • $HADES Tokenomics
      • Bonding: Protocol Owned Liquidity
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    • FAQ April 2023
    • FAQ May 2023 (Office Hour Summary)
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External Participants

In addition to the smart contract infrastructure itself, the midas platform relies on certain external actors to maintain operations efficiently. Keepers are external actors who take advantage of the economic incentives presented by the midas platform. Oracles are external actors that contribute to the accuracy of the prices of NFT assets on which the emission of MDS is based.

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