General FAQ

• What is Umbra?

  • Umbra is an Eclipse-native MetaDEX, bringing the best of DeFi to the Eclipse ecosystem. Eclipse aims to be the home of liquidity and trading for both core assets and long-tail tokens within the ecosystem.

• What assets can I trade on Umbra?

  • Umbra supports trading for a wide range of assets, from core tokens like ETH, SOL, and USDC, to various long-tail Eclipse ecosystem tokens.

• What are the risks associated with providing liquidity?

  • Providing liquidity comes with risks, including:

    • Impermanent loss – If the price of deposited assets changes significantly from the initial deposit price.

    • Smart contract vulnerabilities – While Umbra is audited, smart contracts always carry inherent risks.

• Can I withdraw my assets from Umbra at any time?

  • Yes, users can withdraw their assets from Umbra’s liquidity pools at any time, subject to:

    • Gas fees

    • Blockchain confirmation times

    • Potential impermanent loss, depending on market fluctuations.

• Has Umbra been audited?

  • Umbra's core AMM has been audited by QuillAudits.

• Are mentions or retweets of protocols by Umbra endorsements?

  • No, mentions or retweets by Umbra are not endorsements to trade a token or use a product. Umbra is a fully decentralized liquidity infrastructure, meaning anyone can build on top of it permissionlessly.

• How do I stay updated on the latest developments and announcements from Umbra?

  • Website: Umbra.finance

  • Twitter/X: @UmbraFi

  • Discord: TBA

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