What is ShibaSwap and how does it work?
ShibaSwap is a DeFi platform featuring decentralized exchange (DEX) and passive income-generating services like staking, liquidity pools, and yield farming in its ecosystem.
Launched in July 2021, ShibaSwap is a fork of SushiSwap, a popular DEX tweaked from Uniswap (UNI), the world's leading DEX by volume. But unlike its rivals, ShibaSwap's core purpose has been mostly about boosting the utility of Shiba Inu tokens.
ShibaSwap uses three main tokens, namel Shiba Inu (SHIB), Doge Killer (LEASH), and Bone (BONE). Let's discuss them in detail as follows.
Shiba Inu (SHIB) is a Dogecoin-inspired meme-coin created in August 2020 by the pseudonymous "Ryoshi."
During its ICO, the founder(s) distributed one quadrillion SHIB, with half allocated to Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin. Later, Buterin donated 50 trillion SHIB to an Indian Covid-19 relief fund while sending the rest 450 trillion tokens to a dead wallet.
Meanwhile, the remaining 500 trillion SHIB were locked in Uniswap; the authors discarded the private keys.
As the name suggests, Doge Killer (LEASH) came out as a part of Shiba Inu's effort to take over Dogecoin (DOGE), the top meme-coin by market capitalization. In its earlier days, the token saw a failed 1:1000 peg to the price of DOGE.
LEASH functions as an ERC-20 token with a fixed supply of 107,647tokens.
Bone (BONE) serves as a governance token within the ShibaSwap ecosystem. In other words, holding BONE enables users to propose and vote on changes to the ShibaSwap protocol through the Shiba Inu Doggy DAO.
BONE's maximum supply is 250 million coins.
ShibaSwap enables users to trade supported ERC-20 tokens directly with one another. The DEX's most liquid tokens are Shiba Inu ecosystem coins with data showing that BONE and
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