It was last December when the Enso liquidity migration event on 6 protocols was announced, an experience that was extremely exciting, and will remain as a fond memory with the team for eternity. 🚀 This article highlights the teams approach, learnings, key events, insights, and next steps. A vampire attack…

Safety for longevity of Enso is paramount. In December we announced our liquidity migration event on 6 protocols and a timeline for conducting the migration. By announcing the migration date, we indirectly announced the mainnet launch of the Enso platform. Driven by ambition and excitement for the public launch of…

This article requires no action to be done from the community if you staked greater than $10 on the V1 liquidity migration. The purpose of the article is to inform the community of a successful migration, and should be treated as a changelog and is directed to stakers below $10. …

V2 Liquidity Migration Thank you for the incredible feedback on the gamification of a 6 protocol liquidity migration. We have further improved the contracts for better gas optimization for the migration, enabling withdrawals for depositors, and claiming of the strategy tokens on the Enso platform after the migration has taken place. This article…

Great feedback Our community was incredibly responsive to the experience and in particular the gamification element of the Vampire Attack, despite some issues we encountered at deployment. One of our community members also created a tutorial how to participate through a medium article. We would like to thank you for such great…

Liquidity is the fuel that powers DeFi. As with most DeFi protocols, liquidity is of the essence for Enso Finance as well –especially at launch. The platform is thirsty for some fresh liquidity to power-up and take Enso to the next level. Why are we doing this? Our motivation for a vampire attack is twofold: …

DeFi is entering an exciting growth and innovation phase — yet again. The industry has arrived at a point where liquidity mining cycles have shortened from months to only a couple of days. This mercenary liquidity has left many projects and their communities out to dry after the Total Value…

Enso was started from an experience that most of us share: having a friend who is really good at finding alpha, be it in new tokens, undervalued tokens, or high-yielding farms. Typically we would pool funds with the friend, which led to a massive coordination effort, numerous Google Sheets, and…

The idea for Enso was first born at ETHCC2020, when Ethereum smart contract composability became a major topic in the ecosystem. We started with a problem that we had as individuals where we could not batch buy tokens on AMMs. …