Umoja Protocol
  • UMOJA OVERVIEW
    • What is Umoja
    • The Problem
    • Solution: Smartcoins
    • Size of the Opportunity
    • Protocol Roadmap
  • UMOJA PRODUCTS OVERVIEW
    • $yBTC: yield vault token
  • PRODUCT GUIDE
    • Getting started
    • How to Mint and Burn $yBTC
    • How to Stake $UMJA
    • How to read the Portfolio Dashboard
      • Transactions Tab
      • Settings Tab
    • Burn & Release vesting $UMJA
    • How to participate in $UMJA´s Airdrop
  • PROTOCOL DESIGN
    • Protocol Architecture
      • Protocol Deployed Contracts
      • Key Trust Assumptions
    • Mint
    • Execute
    • Stake
      • Governance Pool
      • Yield Stabilization Pool
      • Airdrop Vesting Pool
    • Burn
    • The $UMJA Token
  • Tokenomics
    • Overview
    • Value System
    • Supply & Demand Dynamics
    • Resource Allocation
      • Token Distribution
      • Inflation Schedule
      • Token Vesting Schedules
      • Revenue Model
    • Incentive Structures
    • Policy Framework
  • Collateral Custody & Security
    • Overview
      • Off-Exchange Settlement
  • RESOURCES
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  • YVTs Already Demand a $35B Market Capitalization
  • Structured Digital Products & DeFi Trade Execution
  1. UMOJA OVERVIEW

Size of the Opportunity

Smartcoins are unlocking a $1.7 trillion digital structured finance market for crypto.

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YVTs Already Demand a $35B Market Capitalization

Out of the worldwide that own cryptocurrencies, only 2.38 million daily unique active wallets connect to blockchain dapps on average. That's 0.42%. Like it or not, blockchain's first billion users will be onboard to crypto before they're onboard onto dapps.

The most popular tokens provide strong yields, but many of them are either hyper-inflationary, outright lie about said yields or are very close to the yield provided by US treasuries with much more risk involved. Yield vault tokens (YVTs) have proven that DeFi-native, structured digital assets that embody crypto strategies within the token itself (e.g., staking collateral to a network and then passing on the token rewards to the end user) are highly sought after. According to CoinGecko, YVTs have a collective market capitalization of and experience an over $204 million 24-hour trading volume. Yet, none of these YVTs are risk-protected or can actively improve yield performance without major changes to their underlying networks or protocols.

Structured Digital Products & DeFi Trade Execution

The concept of YVTs isn’t new. These tokens simply represent structured digital products simplifying a once complex financial strategy - be it staking - into a simple product anyone can get exposure to and benefit from.

The was valued at approximately USD 1.72 trillion in 2022 and is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 12.47%, reaching around USD $3.49 trillion by 2028. This impressive growth is driven by the increasing demand for diversified investment options, such as digital assets. Despite this, there are no mainstream, crypto-native structured products available, even though BTC and ETH ETFs saw multi-billion-dollar net inflows within months of their launch.

A global structured digital asset market cannot thrive without the necessary CEX and DeFi trade execution engines, which are currently absent. , a remarkable 69.1% year-over-year increase.

We know global financial markets are inevitably moving towards digitization. Structured digital assets, enabled by robust CEX and DeFi trade execution engines, are the future, mirroring the essential foundations of today's traditional financial markets but with far greater efficiency.

half a billion people
$35 billion
global structured finance market
Traditional financial execution layers support an average daily volume (ADV) of $1.94 trillion