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Marnotaur is a liquidity protocol that allows traders, liquidity providers, farmers and liquidity custodians to multiply their earnings in the DeFi market. The protocol is compatible with other blockchains and protocols, providing access to liquidity pool lists on the most popular decentralized exchanges (Uniswap, SushiSwap, 1inch). The Marnotaur platform is for everyone, and those who don’t want to take big risks but have a lot of capital can be the ones to provide liquidity. Users who wish to enter the market with less capital can trade. The Marnotaur team wanted to build a user-friendly platform with unique features - low network fees and high capital efficiency, efficient liquidation fee distribution, permissionless liquidity pool construction, and under-collateralized margin trading. Marnotaur offers its users up to 10x leverage, not only as a tool for opening short and long positions, but also as a lending system for liquidity mining.

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