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❓ General FAQs

Find answers to common questions about Canopy, our platform, and how to get started.

1. What is Canopy?​

Canopy is a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform that empowers projects and asset owners by providing innovative liquidity solutions through our Directional Automated Market Maker (D-AMM) technology.

2. How do I get started with Canopy?​

Visit our Getting Started section tailored to your role, whether you're a developer, liquidity provider, asset owner, or project.

3. What are $LEAF and $OAK tokens?​

  • $LEAF: The primary utility and governance token used within the Canopy ecosystem.
  • $OAK: A token representing long-term value accrual, redeemable for an increasing amount of $LEAF over time.

Learn more in the Token Utility and Purpose section.

4. How does Directional Automated Liquidity work?​

Our D-AMM technology allows users to provide liquidity using a single type of asset, reducing risks associated with traditional liquidity provision. Explore details in the Directional Automated Liquidity section.

5. Is there a risk of impermanent loss?​

While our D-AMM technology mitigates some risks, impermanent loss can still occur due to market volatility. Please review our Risk Disclosure for more information.

6. How can I participate in governance?​

Token holders can participate in governance by voting on proposals through our platform. Visit the Voting Process page for instructions.

7. Are there any fees associated with using Canopy?​

Canopy may charge fees for certain transactions or services. Details can be found in our Terms of Service.

8. How do I contact support?​

For assistance, please visit our Contact Information page to reach out to our support team.

9. What wallets are supported?​

Canopy supports wallets compatible with Ethereum-based tokens, such as MetaMask and Ledger. Ensure your wallet is secure and up-to-date.

10. Where can I find educational resources?​

Check out our Educational Articles and Interactive Tutorials for in-depth learning.

Didn't find your question?

Feel free to reach out to us at Contact Information, or join the community discussions in our Governance Forums.