
Yamato Protocol
Yamato Protocol is an Ethereum CDP that lets users mint CJPY, a Japanese-yen-pegged stablecoin, against ETH collateral.

What is Yamato Protocol?
Yamato Protocol is a decentralized CDP on Ethereum where users deposit ETH as collateral to mint CJPY, a stablecoin pegged to the Japanese yen. The protocol uses overcollateralization and stability pools to backstop the peg, with veYMT governance steering protocol parameters and fee distribution.
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