What is Miso?

The launchpad, called MISO, which stands for “Minimal Initial SushiSwap Offering,” is the latest product to arise from the community governance protocol that was built around the Ethereum-based decentralized exchange SushiSwap.

Miso is both a decentralized cryptocurrency exchange and a yield farming platform, deployed on the Binance Smart Chain blockchain. This blockchain was created by Binance - one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges on the market. Binance Smart Chain is based on Ethereum, the most popular blockchain in the world of DeFi, but the Binance team has significantly improved it. Binance Smart Chain is faster than its progenitor, has cheaper transactions , and higher throughput and scaling potential. In addition, BSC is supported by a team of professionals who have huge financial and human resources at their disposal. Thanks to them, Binance managed to create the most technically advanced blockchain to date.

MISO Markets

Markets at their core are a way to distribute goods to the public and find the price people are willing to pay. MISO Markets focus on aiding tokens in finding the initial price people are willing to pay, before releasing them for an open exchange on SushiSwap. Typically, this is used for projects to finance their further development and create an initial distribution of their token — MISO takes the pain out of the decisions and planning to surround your initial token offering.

We have included three main types initially and will continue to add new types and iterations over these, Markets are at the core of what MISO offers — the rich broth that all the other ingredients are filled with, so we want to get them right. The first two are Crowdsales and Dutch auctions. Both offer their own advantages and will meet the needs of a wide range of offerings while ensuring token offerings are priced respectably for the SushiSwap ecosystem. The third is a combination of the two, the Batch Auction, popularized by the recent IBCOs.

Introduction

• Total Miso users on different chains.
• Total Miso users on different chains Comparison.
• Daily Miso users on different chains.
• Weekly Miso users on different chains.
• Monthly Miso transactions on different chains.
• Total Miso Users on Polygon.
• Total Miso Users on Ethereum.
• Total Miso Users on Arbitrum.

• The highest number of total users belongs to Polygon with 251, followed by Ethereum with 204.
• BSC with 107, Avalanche with 40 and Arbitrum with 10.
• 41% of the total number of users allocated to Polygon, which is the highest number.
• Ethereum allocated itself over 33% of total number of users.
• BSC with over 17%, Avalanche with 6.5% and Arbitrum over 1% of total users.

Conclusion

• Polygon has the highest number of total users with 41%.
• Ethereum allocated itself over 33% of total number of users.
• The highest number of daily users was 95 on April 23, belonging to Ethereum.
• On Apr 25, 2022, we gathered 40 users from Polygon.
• 15 users from Ethereum and 4 users from BSC.
• The highest number of Polygon transactions in April was 212.
• Polygon has a noteworthy share of users on most charts.
• Total Miso Users on Ethereum is about 217.

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• The highest number of daily users was 95 on April 23, belonging to Ethereum.
• The bear market proceeding, the number of users and transactions is diminishing, so recently, we have just one user or transaction on most of the chains.

• On Apr 25, 2022, we gathered 40 users from Polygon.
• 15 users from Ethereum and 4 users from BSC.
• 3 users from Avalanche and with a total of 62 people.

• The highest number of Polygon transactions in April was 212.
• Polygon transactions still have a noteworthy share of each month's chart, particularly 100% in march.
• The monthly percentage of Polygon transactions started to decrease after March.

• Total Miso Users on Ethereum is about 217.
• Total Miso Users on Polygon is 302.
• Total Miso Users on Arbitrum is 14.