Decentralized Finance(DeFi) is experiencing rapid development, yet liquidity, as the lifeblood of its operation, has been facing severe challenges. In traditional models, the assets of ordinary users often fall into a "static lock" state, making it difficult to fully utilize them; at the same time, high-yield opportunities are often confined within institutional investor circles. Even more concerning is that the decentralized liquidity pool design within the DeFi ecosystem makes it difficult to effectively integrate liquidity, which restricts the innovation of complex financial products.

In this context, the Mitosis protocol was born. It is centered around the concept of "programmable liquidity" and is dedicated to creating a DeFi infrastructure that breaks traditional limitations and promotes innovation in financial engineering. The innovation of Mitosis lies in its complete redefinition of the concept and operation of liquidity in Decentralized Finance.

Mitosis transforms liquidity from static asset pools into dynamically controllable "financial building blocks". This groundbreaking change is built on its unique three-layer architecture: cross-chain asset mapping, dual framework operation, and programmable position tokens. When users deposit assets into Mitosis Vaults (liquidity vaults) spread across multiple blockchain networks, the system generates equivalent Hub Assets on the Mitosis Chain, representing the users' deposit rights.

This cross-chain mapping mechanism is not a simple asset mirroring, but rather achieves real-time synchronization of multi-chain asset states with the Mitosis ecosystem through the collaborative work of off-chain oracles and on-chain smart contracts. This innovative design brings unprecedented flexibility and efficiency to the DeFi ecosystem and is expected to fundamentally change the current operating model of Decentralized Finance.