VVS Finance
VVS Finance is the first Automated Market Maker (AMM) decentralized exchange natively built on Cronos.
What is VVS Finance?
Founded in 2021, VVS Finance is the first Automated Market Maker (AMM) Decentralized Exchange natively built on top of the Cronos blockchain with the aim of providing the simplest DeFi venue for everyone. VVS Finance is EVM and IBC-compatible, which allow us to interact with other Cosmos chains in the ecosystem and facilitate cross-chain liquidity among EVM chains and the Cosmos ecosystem. By providing a wide variety of decentralized exchange services with very low swap fee and easy-to-use interface, VVS Finance enables more users to enter the world of crypto and make their first crypto transaction on the Cronos Chain. VVS Finance provides Bling Swap (token swap), Crystal Farms, Glitter Mines, Initial Gem Offering (IGO), xVVS (yield-bearing governance token), Miner Mole NFT, and VVSgotchi (Gamification) to cater the needs of different users.
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