UMA (UMA) is an open-source blockchain protocol that enables the creation, management, and settlement of decentralized financial contracts, also known as synthetic assets or derivatives. UMA allows users to create and customize their own financial contracts, providing a permissionless and decentralized way to create and trade synthetic assets on the blockchain.

Who created UMA (UMA)?

UMA (UMA) was created by a team of blockchain and financial experts including Hart Lambur and Allison Lu.

What is UMA (UMA) used for?

UMA (UMA) is used for creating, managing, and settling decentralized financial contracts, also known as synthetic assets or derivatives, on the blockchain. These synthetic assets can represent a wide range of financial instruments, such as commodities, stocks, bonds, and more. UMA provides a decentralized and permissionless platform for users to create, trade, and settle these synthetic assets without the need for intermediaries, opening up new possibilities for decentralized finance (DeFi) applications and innovations.

UMA (UMA) Sinusuportahang Plataporma

CD20$2,346.12 BTC$81,446.69 ETH$2,640.43 XRP$1.42 SOL$110.94


HPUMA	HRC20	HT	0xe2563f0a1787ac8a9fa67f3124a3d0ae92d574d2	2021-02-26
UMA	ERC20	ETH	0x04Fa0d235C4abf4BcF4787aF4CF447DE572eF828	2020-01-09
UMA	ERC20	NRG	0x52Af68F0Ff7452DADf8694Be0af11E52dF936Fb4	2021-03-08