When Ethereum (ETH) pioneered smart contract technology, allowing for the deployment of dApps and blockchains on the Ethereum network, it triggered a huge and exponential growth of investors, enthusiasts, and developers while laying the foundation for the DeFi movement.
The subsequent popularity of DeFi and decentralized lending protocols can largely be attributed to the success of decentralized exchanges like UniSwap (UNI). Now, newcomers like Logarithmic Finance (LOG) are pioneering the next generation of DeFi and offer great potential returns for those looking for a great long-term investment.
Logarithmic Finance (LOG) is a layer 3 swapping protocol that first emerged in October 2021 and supports an interoperable, peer-to-peer multichain platform that connects early-stage DeFi projects with prospective investors. This decentralized funding platform offers an alternative to ICO and IEO methods of fundraising.
Investors can choose which pools they would like to invest in from a network of potential projects into the liquidity pool, using the correct token for the network chosen by the project creator. Following this, the se tokens will be automatically swapped using the Logarithmic Finance (LOG) swapping protocol and released according to the pool type.
Currently, Logarithmic Finance (LOG) is in presale and its unique approach to fundraising has great potential as a long-term cryptocurrency investment and one that could change the future of DeFi.
Though MakerDAO (DAI) was the first project to feature decentralized lending, it was the [2] UniSwap (UNI) protocol that brought decentralized exchanges (DEXs) and decentralized lending into the spotlight. Currently, the token is in 23rd place on the Coinmarketcap listings as ranked by market capitalization.
Since launching its first version in 2018, UniSwap (UNI), which is built on Ethereum, has gone from strength to strength. The protocol gained attention and additional popularity in 2020 when it airdropped 400 UNI tokens, worth $2328 today, to every user who used the exchange before a set date. The latest release of Uniswap (UNI) is Uniswap V3 which launched in March 2021 and offers greater optimization for capital efficiency over the Uniswap V2.
Ethereum (ETH) is the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization. It is a cryptocurrency platform upon which programmable smart contracts can be created and deployed. These smart contracts can be used for building countless solutions from blockchains to feature-rich and interoperable dApps.
The majority of dApps, including DeFi protocols, are built on Ethereum (ETH) including the two other cryptos discussed in this article. Ethereum (ETH) is also first on the DeFi Llama leaderboard for blockchains, ranked by total value locked in DeFi protocols and staking ($73.09 billion).
DeFi could still prove to be a valuable long-term investment with the most popular cryptos also being the tokens of the most influential and innovative projects, as proven by the high prices of tokens like Ethereum (ETH) and UniSwap (UNI) compared to at launch.
It is suggested that early investors in these projects have enjoyed huge dividends for long-term investments made in the past, and today early-stage projects like Logarithmic Finance (LOG) offer similar potential.
Find out more about Logarithmic Finance (LOG):
Presale: https://presale.logarithmic.finance/register
Website: https://logarithmic.finance/
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