Many DeFi projects face a common challenge: securing reliable liquidity without excessive token emissions or complex treasury management. Traditional models like liquidity mining attract short-term users, while protocol-owned liquidity requires significant resources. Liquidity-as-a-Service (LaaS) offers a solution. It allows protocols to outsource liquidity management to specialized platforms, reducing costs, improving stability, and supporting long-term growth. This course explains how LaaS works, why it’s gaining adoption, and what it means for the future of DeFi infrastructure.
A five-module structured course designed for both beginners and experienced DeFi users. It covers core liquidity concepts, LaaS mechanics, key platforms like Tokemak and Ondo Finance, real-world examples, risks, and the future of LaaS in modular DeFi. The content is written in simple, objective language with no fluff or redundancy.
Many DeFi projects face a common challenge: securing reliable liquidity without excessive token emissions or complex treasury management. Traditional models like liquidity mining attract short-term users, while protocol-owned liquidity requires significant resources. Liquidity-as-a-Service (LaaS) offers a solution. It allows protocols to outsource liquidity management to specialized platforms, reducing costs, improving stability, and supporting long-term growth. This course explains how LaaS works, why it’s gaining adoption, and what it means for the future of DeFi infrastructure.
A five-module structured course designed for both beginners and experienced DeFi users. It covers core liquidity concepts, LaaS mechanics, key platforms like Tokemak and Ondo Finance, real-world examples, risks, and the future of LaaS in modular DeFi. The content is written in simple, objective language with no fluff or redundancy.