Adamant Price

Adamant (ADDY) is a cryptocurrency. It functions as a yield optimizer vault on the Polygon network, pooling farmer resources to harvest DeFi yields.

Depositors supply Quickswap LP tokens to vault contracts. The system automatically compounds these tokens into more LP positions or stakes them for additional QUICK rewards. Exponential compound interest drives yields far higher than conventional staking. The protocol eliminates manual gas fees and saves time.

The project operates on the Polygon network. Vaults execute on-chain, capitalizing on Polygon’s low-cost architecture to compound rewards at frequencies that would be prohibitive on mainnet.

Over 100 vaults target Quickswap liquidity pools, the dominant decentralized exchange on Polygon. Each vault deploys automated strategies—swapping, re-staking, re-investing—without user intervention. The ADDY token exists as a standard Polygon asset, while vault contracts handle the logic for compounding.

The protocol originated in the United States, launching auto-compounding vaults on Polygon during the network’s early DeFi expansion. It rapidly grew to support over 100 vaults, embedding itself as a core yield layer for Quickswap users. The project’s documentation resides on GitBook, detailing vault architecture and token mechanics.

Adamant pursues a straightforward objective: maximize yield for depositors by aggregating capital and automating the compounding cycle. By synchronizing reinvestment across pooled funds, the protocol amplifies compound interest for all participants. This approach addresses the friction of manual claiming and restaking, which erodes returns through gas costs and time.

The ADDY token itself is not the asset being compounded; vaults operate with Quickswap LP tokens. ADDY functions as the protocol’s native cryptocurrency, though its precise on-chain role remains secondary to the core compounding logic. Contracts autonomously reinvest rewards without requiring ADDY staking or fee payments from depositors.

Despite a reported circulating supply of zero, ADDY appears on 30 trading pairs. The last known price, $0.01005728, hints at pre-launch market activity or temporarily locked token distributions. Such conditions attract speculative traders watching for the eventual release of tokens into circulation.

Adamant has a total supply of 4,250,613.15 tokens. Currently, 0 are in circulation. The protocol has not defined a fixed maximum supply. With a market capitalization of $0, Adamant ranks #6,339 among all cryptocurrencies.