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Each 1-hour candle's volume is signed by its direction (up candles count as net buying, down candles as net selling) and drawn as a bubble at the closing price, green for buying and red for selling. Bubble size and colour intensity show how strong that flow is compared with the last 300 candles: the strongest 30% get full bubbles with their USD value, the rest stay as small dots. Unusually large bubbles flag aggressive buying or selling worth a closer look, often near breakouts, reversals or key levels.Seasonal Chart
Plots one line per calendar year showing the % change since the start of that year, with the current year highlighted against up to four previous years. Lining the years up on the same calendar shows whether the price tends to rise or fall in the same months, helping you spot recurring seasonal patterns. Treat it as context rather than a forecast: past seasonality does not guarantee future moves.Mitosis Markets
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About Mitosis (MITO)
Mitosis is a decentralized-finance protocol focused on programmable liquidity. Its design turns deposited liquidity positions into tokens that can be used across parts of the ecosystem, rather than leaving every position isolated inside a single vault. The protocol describes two frameworks, Ecosystem-Owned Liquidity (EOL) and Matrix, and position tokens such as miAssets and maAssets. MITO is the associated ecosystem token; it should not be confused with the separate tokens that represent specific deposited positions.
What programmable liquidity means
In conventional DeFi, liquidity providers can end up with positions that are difficult to reuse outside the original protocol. Mitosis aims to make liquidity positions more composable by representing them as tokens and providing infrastructure for those tokens to interact with other applications. The practical result depends on supported assets, vault strategies and integrations. Tokenizing a position does not remove the underlying asset risk or guarantee that another protocol will accept it.
EOL, Matrix and position tokens
Mitosis documentation describes Ecosystem-Owned Liquidity as a framework where pooled assets can be managed through collective allocation decisions, while Matrix supports curated liquidity campaigns with defined terms. These approaches issue different position representations, including miAssets and maAssets. A position token represents exposure under its own rules; it is not the same as MITO and may have its own withdrawal, valuation, smart-contract and strategy risks.
MITO token and governance
MITO is the ecosystem token associated with Mitosis Chain and its protocol. Project materials discuss governance and the wider economy around programmable liquidity, while the chain’s architecture is described as EVM-compatible with Cosmos SDK and CometBFT components. Token utility should be read separately from the function of miAssets or maAssets. Owning MITO does not itself mean that a holder has deposited into a vault or earned a return from a strategy.
Supply and release schedule
Mitosis tokenomics sources list a total supply of one billion MITO and a multi-year distribution schedule across community, foundation, team and investor categories. Third-party unlock trackers can provide additional estimates, but official token documents should be preferred for allocation details and updates. A fixed total supply does not mean every token is circulating, and scheduled releases can affect available supply without predicting market demand.
DeFi risks and roadmap caution
MITO’s price can react to adoption of Mitosis products, token unlocks, DeFi liquidity conditions and wider crypto sentiment. The protocol’s position tokens and vault strategies add risks involving smart contracts, cross-chain operations, counterparties and the underlying assets. Roadmap items should be described as planned unless a current release or deployment confirms them. FMchart provides market history and a project overview, not a guarantee of yield or a forecast of token performance.
Last reviewed: Oct 10, 2026
Mitosis (MITO) FAQ
What is Mitosis (MITO)?
MITO is the ecosystem token associated with Mitosis, a protocol building programmable liquidity infrastructure for DeFi. Mitosis aims to represent liquidity positions as tokens that can be reused across supported applications. MITO is distinct from position tokens such as miAssets and maAssets, which represent particular deposited positions under their own terms.
What does programmable liquidity mean?
Mitosis uses the term for liquidity positions that can be represented as tokens and composed with other supported applications. The goal is to make deposited capital more reusable than a position confined to one protocol. Actual composability depends on integrations and risk controls, and tokenization does not eliminate losses, contract vulnerabilities or restrictions imposed by the underlying vault.
What are miAssets and maAssets?
Mitosis describes miAssets as position tokens associated with Ecosystem-Owned Liquidity and maAssets with Matrix campaigns. They represent exposure to specific positions or strategies and are different from the MITO ecosystem token. Their value and redemption terms depend on the underlying assets, contracts and campaign rules. They should not be treated as stablecoins or as guaranteed claims redeemable at all times.
What is the current price of MITO?
The current MITO quote is $0.0085. This market figure can move independently of the value of any vault position or strategy in the Mitosis ecosystem. Prices may vary across venues and pairs, and the available history may not cover every market. Check the timestamp and source context before comparing this quote with earlier periods.
What is MITO’s total supply?
Mitosis tokenomics materials list a total supply of one billion MITO and describe distribution across community, foundation, team and investor allocations. That total is not the same as circulating supply, because tokens may follow unlock and vesting schedules. Use the current market statistics panel when available for circulation, and check official token documentation for changes to the distribution plan.
What is Ecosystem-Owned Liquidity (EOL)?
EOL is one of Mitosis’s liquidity frameworks. The project describes it as a model for collectively managing pooled assets through allocation decisions and governance. The risks still depend on which assets and strategies are used, the rules of the vault and the contracts involved. The framework name alone does not imply principal protection, a fixed yield or unrestricted withdrawal.
What is Matrix in Mitosis?
Matrix is Mitosis’s framework for curated liquidity campaigns with predefined terms. The protocol describes campaign-specific position tokens and conditions rather than one universal return profile. Participants’ exposure depends on the chosen assets, strategy and campaign rules. A past campaign does not prove a similar offer is currently available, and any planned integration should be checked against current deployment information.
What is the all-time high for MITO?
FMchart’s recorded all-time high for MITO is $0.4093, dated Sep 14, 2025. It marks the highest value in the composite history available on this page, not a forecast or a measure of the performance of any Mitosis vault. Provider readings can differ because of exchange coverage, quote currencies and the time range included.
How has MITO performed over time?
Use the chart on this page to review MITO over a consistent period. Mitosis focuses on programmable liquidity through frameworks such as EOL and Matrix, but those products are distinct from the MITO market price. The chart records supported price history and cannot predict returns from tokens representing individual liquidity positions.
What risks should readers understand about Mitosis?
Mitosis-related risks include crypto volatility, smart-contract failures, cross-chain operations, liquidity constraints and losses from underlying DeFi strategies. Position tokens can have different terms from MITO and from the assets they represent. Token unlocks can affect circulating supply, while roadmap features may not yet be deployed. Neither token ownership nor a published strategy guarantees a positive return.