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.

MISO is a suite of open-source smart contracts created to ease the process of launching a new project on the SushiSwap exchange. MISO aims to drive new capital and trade to the exchange by increasing the attractiveness of SushiSwap as a place for token creators and communities to launch new project tokens. We aim to create a launchpad for both technical and non-technical project founders, that will allow communities and projects access to all the options they need for a secure and successful deployment to the SushiSwap exchange. With this in mind, development of MISO has led to the addition of some features not outlined in the initial proposal. Similar to other exchanges in the cryptocurrency market, SushiSwap was in need of a launchpad that aligns with the spirit of it's userbase - and the projects it wishes to offer. MISO will serve as the SushiSwap communities personal platform for projects to launch on, enabling projects and communities to know that all aspects of a launch are handled through trusted, open source contracts.

Conclusion

As you can see in the charts above, the data we obtained considering that we are in a bearish market, and the fear prevailing in the crypto market has caused stagnation, so we can conclude that the decline of the crypto market and the fall of Bitcoin It has affected these platforms and caused a decrease in the number of users, transactions, launch token, and created a new market on this platform.

INTRODUCTION

A coin called Miso Swap [MISO] is built on the Binance Coin network. One Miso Swap [MISO] may be purchased for as little as $0. Miso Swap has a total of 0 active markets and is listed on 0 exchanges. The 24-hour volume of [MISO] is $0, and the market capitalization of Miso Swap is $0, placing it at position 0 among all cryptocurrencies. On the Binance Smart Chain blockchain, Miso is a yield farming platform as well as a decentralized cryptocurrency exchange. One of the biggest cryptocurrency exchanges in the world, Binance, built this blockchain. The protocol took into account the Sushi community's decision and is currently launching a token launchpad. The launchpad, known as MISO, or "Minimal Initial SushiSwap Offering," is the most recent creation to result from the community governance system that was created around the decentralized exchange SushiSwap that runs on Ethereum. The launch date is May 20. The goal of the project is to minimize the entrance barrier for creating tokens and promote the development of new projects on Sushi. MISO offers a platform where business owners may combine "ingredients" (pre-verified smart contracts) to create and distribute their own coin. Because the smart contracts are entirely open source, potential backers of these tokens may quickly view the codebase and other details about a business launching on MISO.

the method

I visited and see hour it works. I Found all transactions recorded on the Commitment tab. I looked up some transactions and understood each participation was sent directly to the Project. I picked some transactions and ran them into the Fact event table. There is an event name called AddedCommitment in Miso transactions.

I used these transactions in the Fact table and extracted users, events and even Tokens. We don’t have an exact price table for Polygon, BSC and avalanche. So I hard-coded token addresses with their decimals and joined them to my findings. Also, I looked Arbitrum chain but there weren’t enough transactions. So I eliminated Arbitrum.

Now I have every needed data from all four chains.