LIQ Protocol is an on-chain decentralized liquidation engine protocol created for derivatives markets on Serum and lending platform on the Solana network. The Serum is a decentralized exchange (DEX) ecosystem built on Solana that brings improved speed and low costs to decentralized finance (DeFi). The LIQ Protocol aims to keep the Solana and the Serum platforms healthy by regulating liquidations and providing capital across different derivatives.

As per the whitepaper, the LIQ Protocol helps the ecosystem grow and strengthens the protocol. The liquidators' profits are used for trading back the LIQ and redistributing back to the liquidity providers. Some of the profit is also added to the insurance fund to keep up with constant development and expansion. The protocol provides liquidity for Solana-based margin/borrowing projects by using its engines to manage liquidations full-time, allowing projects to have a firm backend for dealing with settlement liquidity.

Additionally, the LIQ Protocol features various key elements:

Further, LIQ is the native token of the LIQ Protocol ecosystem. The token is used to participate in the liquidity process, advance the ecosystem, and build the insurance fund for the liquidation engine and ecosystem governance.

Matt is the founder of the LIQ Protocol network. Matt also serves as the CEO of the platform.

LIQ has a maximum total supply of 20,000,000 tokens.

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The current market cap of LIQ Protocol is £2.068K. A high market cap implies that the asset is highly valued by the market.

Over the last 24 hours, the trading volume of LIQ Protocol is £11.028.

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The current circulating supply of LIQ Protocol is 30 million.