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Get StartedIf you’ve browsed Crypto Twitter over recent weeks, you likely know of a project called MEME.
Last week, the decentralized exchange Uniswap shocked the crypto world when it released its own token, UNI.
Yearn.finance’s governance token (YFI) has been hit hard by the recent downtrend seen across the aggregated cryptocurrency market, with the token now trading down nearly 50 percent from where it was at its peak.
The venerable yield farming project that popularized food coins, Yam Finance (YAM), is finally back after a few weeks of hiatus.
Since September 12, the price of Yearn.finance (YFI) dropped from $43,937 to as low as $26,222.
As much as it may be looked down on in the “real world,” the crypto industry is full of copycats.
Earlier this week, leading decentralized exchange Uniswap shocked the crypto world when it released the UNI token after months of anticipation.
If you’ve been following decentralized finance at all over recent weeks, you likely know of the so-called “food coins.” It ostensibly began with Yam Finance, an Ethereum-based coin that introduced the idea of “fair farming” or “stakedrops” to DeFi, along with the concept of having cryptocurrencies branded by emojis of food items.