Reef Finance is a multi-chain intelligent revenue engine and liquidity aggregator that can be integrated with any DeFi protocol.
Reef Finance lowers the technical threshold for retail investors to enter the DeFi field, and at the same time improves decision-making efficiency according to the user's risk level.

REEF is Reef Finance's native utility token with the following use cases:
Governance: Voting on different proposals, such as releasing new features and readjusting certain parameters in the system;
Protocol fees: Pay for operations such as entering/exiting portfolios, redistribution, rebalancing, and other activities;
Mortgage: Mortgage funds into various fund pools to earn interest on preferred APR;
Income distribution: Choose the payout ratio for the profits generated by the activities in your portfolio.

What is Reef Finance (REEF)?

Reef Finance ("Reef") is a multi-chain smart revenue engine and liquidity aggregator, into which any DeFi protocol can be integrated. Powered by Polkadot, it shares its security model with the ecosystem and enables cross-chain integration across various DeFi protocols. Reef enables retail investors to enter the DeFi space with a low technical barrier to entry, while expanding the decision-making process based on the user's risk level. Reef's infrastructure is a chain of multiple smart contracts that are composed and integrated on top of the ecosystem. This input component is called the basket engine and communicates with the traffic aggregator and the analysis engine. It enables users to invest/invest in multiple DeFi platforms with a single click and reduces the need to manually manage campaign outputs such as LP tokens. The engine is being extended to support basket coverage and multi-hop policies. The infrastructure will support multiple chains, including Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Plasm, Moonbeam, and Avalanche. This will allow users to access a plethora of DeFi platforms.
The REEF token is a utility token used for voting on different proposals such as releasing new features, retuning certain parameters in the system and more. In addition to governance, tokens can also be used to pay protocol fees.