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Flying Tulip

Flying Tulip is a DeFi protocol offering on-chain financial products designed to improve capital efficiency, yield generation, and user experience. Its product suite includes ftUSD, lending, capital allocation, and a PUT options marketplace.
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Flying Tulip


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The platform is positioned as a full‑stack on‑chain exchange integrating spot trading, derivatives, lending, stablecoins, and insurance into a unified cross‑margin system. A unique “on‑chain redemption right” lets investors burn their FT tokens to reclaim their original capital, offering downside protection while preserving upside growth. Team allocations are earned through open market buybacks rather than initial grants, aligning incentives with long‑term performance.

Category: DeFi

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EthereumSonic

Capital Allocation


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Capital Allocation is an Ethereum interface within Flying Tulip that lets users connect a wallet, review PUT balances, backing capital, and strike prices, and manage actions such as selling, exiting, or withdrawing positions.

Category: Uncategorized

Marketplace


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Marketplace is an Ethereum-connected interface for buying or bidding on PUT positions. It provides listing filters and displays PUT balance, backing capital, listing price, premium, and sale deadline information.

Category: Derivatives

FtUSD


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ftUSD is a named Flying Tulip product presented on Ethereum. Its dedicated section provides interfaces for buying, selling, staking, unstaking, wallet connection, dashboards, and activity tracking.

Category: Stablecoin Issuance

Lend


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Lend enables users to deposit and borrow assets through an Ethereum-connected dashboard. Its rendered dashboard includes global deposit, borrowing, availability, and earnings overviews; deposit and borrow options; deposit, withdrawal, and borrowing caps; and circuit-breaker parameters and status for managing unusually large withdrawals and related security risks.

Category: Decentralised Borrowing & Lending