About Saddle
Saddle is an automated market maker (AMM) designed to enable efficient trading between pegged value crypto assets.
About Saddle
Saddle is a decentralized automated market maker (AMM) on the Ethereum blockchain, optimized for trading pegged value crypto assets with minimal slippage. Saddle enables cheap, efficient, swift, and low-slippage swaps for traders and high-yield pools for LPs. We believe in collaboration, in building Saddle as a DeFi lego block, in helping DeFi teams bring AMMs to any blockchain.
Why Saddle?
Saddle stands for DeFi: We commit ourselves to open-source software and collaboration to fulfil the promise of DeFi, of financial Lego blocks.
Saddle is safe & legit: Saddle protocol is audited and secured by leading blockchain security firms like Certik, Quantstamp, and OpenZeppelin. Read the audits here.
Saddle is collaborative and fun to work with: We root our ethos in the desire to support the DeFi ecosystem and partner with like-minded protocols.
How do I learn more about Saddle?
To get an introduction to the features and ecosystem of Saddle, follow these links.
AMMs democratized cryptocurrency trading by doing away with order books and institutional market makers. Learn about the fundamentals and various swap algorithms.
Saddle Pools are the liquidity pools in Saddle Finance. Learn about various liquidity pools, how to deposit and withdraw, fees, rewards, and risks.
Saddle rewards the liquidity providers for their contribution to the liquidity pools. Learn about terminologies, rewards available, and staking LP token to earn incentives.
Learn about the key stats and the analytics tools available to interpret Saddle protocol.
Yield farming is an incentive mechanism to put your assets to work and generate high returns. Learn about the tools which offer convenient information about Saddle pools and your liquidity.
We welcome an opportunity to work with you. Learn about our values, support for growing the DeFi ecosystem, and ways to collaborate with us.
We hire well reputed external agencies to audit our smart contract codes. Learn about the certifications for Saddle’s smart contracts.
Before we accept a cryptocurrency for the Saddle pools, we evaluate the underlying risks for the assets and operations of the asset.
Frequently asked questions on Saddle Finance, Liquidity Pools, Pegged Assets, Rewards and Incentives.
This Glossary consists of terms and definitions used across Saddle.
The Saddle’s Contract Addresses are listed here.
Developer documents for Saddle protocol and how to interact with it.
Saddle's source-code repository on GitHub
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Who built Saddle?
Saddle is built by DeFi natives with prior years of developer experience at Web2 companies like Uber, Amazon, and Square. As regular DeFi users ourselves, we’ve seen first-hand how important an active and vibrant community is for a project’s success. We know Web2, but we know Web3 better.
You might have interacted with our founder Sunil (aka devops199fan) in the YFI community (he’s a multisig signer), or used tools created by members of our team, like yieldfarming.info by John (aka Weeb_Mcgee).
How do I trade on Saddle?
Visit https://saddle.exchange/ to start trading.
How do I work with Saddle?
Check out Build with Saddle on ways to collaborate.
How can I follow Saddle?
You can keep up with us on any of these channels.
Saddle Blog
Discord
GitHub
Telegram
Logos & Media Kit
You can download Saddle's logo, guidelines, and brand assets from here.
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