What is dForce (DF)?

dForce is an open financial protocol with 3 integration, interoperability and extensibility features.

dForce's vision is to build core protocols within each pillar group and ultimately create an interconnected protocol matrix that can interact at the asset and liquidity level, as well as interact and integrate with all three main protocol types. The project aims to build several core protocols to improve liquidity and intranet effects while remaining in a fully functional state for interoperability and integration with other protocols.

Key Features of dForce

What is the project trying to achieve?

DeFi protocols have experienced significant growth in terms of both protocol supply and locked down value over the past year. However, many of these protocols are not designed to accumulate value over the long term. For instance, some DeFi protocols operate within a narrow vertical, such as Uniswap which only acts as an AMM or exchanges stablecoins like Curve.Fi.

The essence of Defi lies in liquidity. By enabling liquidity to flow through 3 interlocking protocols, its potential is optimized. If liquidity is only utilized vertically, there is a risk of liquidity leakage.

What is the unique selling point of dForce?

dForce's log matrix minimizes liquidity leaks and provides gravity to maintain liquidity within the log.

In the future of Open Finance or DeFi, there will be multiple large clusters of protocol matrices nested by token protocols, as well as several protocol superclusters that form a complete main open system and govern most of the world.

Ultimately, dForce aims to create a financial infrastructure that enables the information-like flow of value and aggregated liquidity and capital on a global scale, which is known as Real Finance. This infrastructure will involve newly created and regenerated new money, as well as a brand new self-developed and self-sustaining financial infrastructure.