Unitus
  • 📚GETTING STARTED
    • Overview
    • General FAQ
    • Liquidity Mining FAQ
    • Contract Address
  • 📗Unitus V1
    • Deposit
      • iToken
      • How-To Guide
    • Borrow
      • Collaterals
      • Adequacy Ratio
      • Liquidation
      • Interest Rate Model
      • How-To Guide
    • BLP
      • What is BLP?
      • BLP Supported Pairs
      • How-To Guide
    • Zapper
      • What is Zapper?
      • Zap Supported Assets
      • How It Works?
  • 📘Unitus V2
    • Overview
    • SuperCharged Mode
      • How-To Guide
    • Segregated Mode
    • Time-Locked Mechanism
  • 🏫RWA Markets
    • GMMF01
  • 💹Tokenomics
    • UTS Token
    • Distribution
    • Emission
  • ⚠️Risk
    • Methodology
    • Risk Factors
    • Risk Parameters
      • Global Pool
      • SuperCharged Mode
    • New Assets
    • Multi-Chain
    • Price Feed
  • 🏛️Governance
    • Overview
    • Process
  • 🔗Links
    • Audit
    • Developers
    • Communities
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  1. Unitus V1
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How It Works?

Behind the scenes, depositors can add liquidity with a single token of their preference in their chosen trading pair. Zap automates the process by executing the necessary token swap using the single token provided, ensuring a 50/50 balance in the trading pair. This process adds liquidity to the pool, staking the LP token received in Unitus, and triggering the emission boost, all seamlessly and efficiently.

Now, Unitus support DF, UTS, USDT, USDC, DAI, and USX as the underlying asset to facilitate the automatic swap and liquidity provision under the zap function.

Please be aware that when using the zap feature, transactions and the addition of liquidity may result in slippage, and there could be a small remaining amount of one type of token that cannot be fully traded.

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