
Marginswap (MFI)
Key data
updated $0Marginswap (MFI) is the native token of MarginSwap, a decentralized trading platform that combines spot and leveraged trading in one place. In simple terms, it lets users swap tokens and open leveraged positions directly from their wallet, without a middleman. The MFI token plays a central role in the platform's governance and incentive system.
Frequently asked questions
What is Marginswap and how is it different from other DEXs?
Marginswap is a decentralized exchange that offers both spot swaps and leveraged trading within a single interface, which most DEXs don't combine. Instead of juggling separate platforms for trading and margin, users get both under one roof. The MFI token is used for governance and rewarding participants in the ecosystem.
How does Marginswap work technically?
Marginswap runs on smart contracts deployed across multiple blockchains, which lets it aggregate liquidity from different networks. Trades and leveraged positions are executed on-chain, so users keep custody of their funds in their own wallets. This cross-chain approach is one of its distinguishing technical features.
How is the MFI token supply structured?
MFI has a hard cap of 10,000,000 coins, meaning no more tokens can ever be created beyond that limit. This fixed maximum supply is written into the protocol and cannot be changed casually. A hard cap is often seen as a way to protect against unlimited inflation of the token.
How can I store and use MFI?
Since MFI is an ERC-20 style token living on blockchain networks, any non-custodial wallet that supports those chains will work — for example, browser wallets like MetaMask or hardware wallets. You can hold it, use it in the platform's governance and incentive mechanisms, or transfer it like any other token. Always double-check the contract address before receiving or trading MFI.