Balancer DeFi AMMs made easy DeFi's most extensive AMM product suite—Balancer is a decentralized Automated Market Maker protocol built on Ethereum with a clear focus on fungible and yield-bearing liquidity
Introduction - Balancer Balancer is a decentralized automated market maker (AMM) protocol built on Ethereum with a clear focus on fungible and yield-bearing liquidity Balancer's success is intrinsically linked to the success of protocols and products built on the platform
Home | Balancer Balancer Docs Learn, integrate, and build on a programmable AMM Basics Learn how Balancer works under the hood Integrate Jump into the SDK, APIs, and ways to integrate Balancer Smart Contracts Deployment addresses, ABIs, helpful walkthroughs, and more Dev Guides
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Overview - Balancer Balancer Technology provides decentralized infrastructure for DAOs, enabling efficient scaling of Yield Bearing assets, creating advanced Governance positions, and developing customized pool types The Balancer ecosystem facilitates the streamlined scaling of liquidity for DAOs through core pool incentive flywheels and its network of liquidity
Pool Configuration | Balancer Balancer is a flexible protocol and as such there are many choices a user or project has to make when creating a new pool This page will walk through the different tradeoffs when it comes to pool types, token composition, fees, and more to best optimize liquidity and swap volume
Protocol Pools | Balancer Unlike any of the other pool categories where the pool can be thought of as an individual entity, Protocol pools represent entire DeFi protocols built on top of Balancer infrastructure Balancer provides the infrastructure for custom AMMs by separating the pool logic from the accounting logic
Balancer - DeFi Liquidity Pools Explore DeFi liquidity pools and swap tokens The ultimate platform for custom liquidity solutions Balancer v3 perfectly balances simplicity and flexibility to reshape the future of AMMs