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Farming on Octopools
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SIS LP Farming
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Symbiosis Mint-Burn Process
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GETTING STARTED WITH SYMBIOSIS


Welcome to the Symbiosis Documentation Center! Dive into comprehensive
explanations of the principles that drive the Symbiosis protocol. Access user
guides, developer tools, and much more.
INTRODUCING SYMBIOSIS

Symbiosis is a decentralized exchange that pools together liquidity from
different blockchains, whether they use EVM technology or not. With Symbiosis,
users can effortlessly trade any token and transfer their assets across
blockchains. No need to worry about which network a token is on or how to move
funds between different blockchains. All cross-chain operations are done in a
single click (one transaction) at competitive exchange rates and transaction
costs.
The Symbiosis protocol is designed to provide a seamless cross-chain trading
experience for users, while adhering to the following key principles:
Complete Decentralization
The Symbiosis protocol operates without a central authority, ensuring that no
single party can halt its functionality or censor user access.


Interoperability
Symbiosis aims to connect every blockchain that attracts sufficient market
interest, ultimately striving to create a unified bridge between all
blockchains.


Non-custodial
User funds remain secure, as no one – not even the Symbiosis team – has access
to them.


Boundless Cross-chain Liquidity
The Symbiosis protocol targets the full range of token pairs across supported
blockchain networks, providing the best prices to exchange any arbitrary token
pair.


WHAT IS UNDER THE HOOD

Let's have a look at the parts of the Symbiosis protocol (Scheme 1).
Scheme 1. Main components of the Symbiosis protocol.
The Symbiosis protocol consists of two main parts:
On-chain Part: Smart Contracts
Symbiosis core smart contracts implement the on-chain logic of cross-chain
operations (cross-chain swaps, cross-chain zaps, interchain communication,
bridging). The smart contracts are deployed and tuned by Symbiosis
administrators while adding a blockchain to the Symbiosis protocol.

Off-chain Part: Relayers Network
The Symbiosis Relayers Network is a peer-to-peer (P2P) network designed to
enable fast, accurate, and secure transmission of information for cross-chain
operations. As the off-chain component of the Symbiosis protocol, the network
plays a crucial role in ensuring smooth and secure communication across
blockchains.

SERVICES PROVIDED

The Symbiosis protocol provides the following services:
Cross-chain Swaps
The Symbiosis protocol was born to enable cross-chain exchange. Any token to any
token cross-chain exchange is possible across supported blockchain networks.

Interchain Communicating Messenger
With Symbiosis, users can supply liquidity to other DeFi protocols. Yes, it's
cross-chain and done in one transaction.

Cross-chain Zaps
Cross-chain zapping facilitates liquidity supplying to Symbiosis Octopools.
Liquidity providers can supply assets via cross-chain zapping in one
transaction.

Farming
Symbiosis offers several reward programs for users who provide liquidity to the
Symbiosis protocol.

Symbiosis Explorer
Symbiosis Explorer collects and stores data related to cross-chain operations
performed via the Symbiosis protocol.

veSIS
By staking SIS tokens, users can receive rewards, reduce cross-chain fees,
increase APR for providing liquidity, and most importantly, gain voting power to
shape the Symbiosis DAO.

MORE INFORMATION

Why not give it a try?
Take a tour around with Symbiosis WebApp.

Questions?
Check our Frequently Asked Questions or contact our support on Discord.

Looking for SDK or API?
Refer to the documentation section dedicated to software engineers.

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Getting Started with Symbiosis
❓
Frequently Asked Questions | Symbiosis
🟪
Symbiosis Roadmap
Main concepts
📋
Glossary | Symbiosis
🪙
SIS Token of Symbiosis
☝️
sTokens in Symbiosis
☝️
Cross-chain Swaps with Symbiosis
☝️
Cross-chain Zaps and Withdrawal to/from Symbiosis Pools
👌
Symbiosis as Interchain Communication Protocol
☝️
Symbiosis Token Teleport
☝️
Gas Fees for Cross-chain Operations via Symbiosis
☝️
Security Audits of Symbiosis
☝️
Symbiosis Bug Bounty Program
Governance
🚩
Governing Symbiosis
User Guide (WebApp)
🟩
Symbiosis WebApp
🟩
Bridge with Symbiosis: sUSDC, sBUSD, sWETH
🟩
Swap & Bridge with Symbiosis
🟩
Swap & Bridge to zkSync Era
🟩
Swap & Bridge to and from Tron
🟩
Stuck Transactions
🟩
Bridging SIS Token
🟩
Symbiosis Liquidity Pools
🟩
Withdrawing from Symbiosis Octopool
🟩
Cross-chain Zaps
💚
Token Teleport with Symbiosis
🟩
Common Issues and Solutions
🟩
Where are my Tokens?
🟩
Symbiosis Explorer
🟩
More about Slippage Tolerance
Liquidity Providers
🟨
Symbiosis Reward Programs
🟨
Farming on Octopools
🟨
SIS LP Farming
🟨
veSIS
Cross-chain liquidity engine
🟧
Symbiosis Core Smart Contracts
🔥
Symbiosis Mint-Burn Process
🟧
Symbiosis BridgeV2 Contract
🟧
Symbiosis Routing Contracts
🟧
Symbiosis & Emergencies
🟧
Symbiosis Octopool
Relayers network
🟦
Symbiosis Relayers Network
🟦
Symbiosis Relayer
🟦
Symbiosis Relayers Network: Emergencies
Developer Tools
🛠️
Symbiosis Developer Tools
🛠️
Symbiosis API
🛠️
Symbiosis JS SDK

Miscellaneous
◻️
Symbiosis v1 vs. v2
◻️
Gasless Crypto Exchanges: How to Swap Tokens Without Transaction Fees?
Testnet
⚪
Testnet
Symbiosis | Twitter

Symbiosis | Telegram

Symbiosis | Blog

Symbiosis | Publish0x

Symbiosis | Discord

Symbiosis | Linkedin

Symbiosis | Github

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