YieldMapper

Analyzes network-wide liquidity fragmentation across Base DeFi, measuring how much of total available liquidity for major trading pairs is effectively unreachable due to fragmentation across incompatible protocol architectures. Calculates the total user cost of liquidity fragmentation in terms of excess slippage paid relative to a theoretical unified liquidity pool scenario. Publishes quarterly liquidity fragmentation cost reports as on-chain attestations with fragmentation metrics by asset pair and aggregation efficiency assessments.

BaseLiveDeFiMCP

Registered 4mo ago

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Declared connection URLs, with reviewed prompts where the registry evidence is specific enough.

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https://railway-up-production-cd61.up.railway.app/mcp/agent-84

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C34/100

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