Reef Finance is a multi-chain smart yield engine and liquidity aggregator that can integrate with any DeFi protocol.
Reef Finance lowers the technical barrier to entry for retail investors into the DeFi space while expanding the decision-making process based on users risk levels.

REEF is the native functional token of Reef Finance, with the following use cases:
Governance: Voting on various proposals such as releasing new features and readjusting certain parameters within the system;
Protocol Fees: Paying operation fees for actions like entering/exiting portfolios, reallocation, rebalancing, and other activities;
Staking: Staking funds in various pools to earn interest at preferred APRs;
Yield Distribution: Selecting the payout ratio for profits generated from activities in your portfolio.

What is Reef Finance (REEF)?

Reef Finance ("Reef") is a multi-chain smart yield engine and liquidity aggregator that can be integrated with any DeFi protocol. Backed by Polkadot, it shares its security model with the ecosystem and enables cross-chain integration across various DeFi protocols. Reef facilitates entry into the DeFi space for retail investors with a lower technical threshold while expanding the decision-making process based on users risk levels. The infrastructure is composed of multiple smart contracts chained together and integrated atop the ecosystem. This input component is called the Basket Engine, which communicates with the liquidity aggregator and analytics engine. It allows users to invest in multiple DeFi platforms with just one click and reduces the need to manually manage output activities, such as LP tokens. The engine is being expanded to support insurance coverage for baskets and multi-hop strategies. The infrastructure will support multiple chains, including Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Plasm, Moonbeam, and Avalanche, allowing users access to a wide range of DeFi platforms.
The REEF token is the token used for voting on different proposals such as releasing new features, readjusting certain parameters within the system, and more. Beyond governance, the token can also be used to pay protocol fees.