Founded on March 15, 2020, the DMM Governance token was designed to support the DeFi Money Market (DMM) Ecosystem, which aims to help connect off-the-shelf assets with the crypto community.

The DMM system is decentralized, transparent and designed to enable everyone to re-earn interest in their currency which is backed by real assets represented on the network.

The DMM governance token, DMG, is the tool through which the community can govern and grow the DMM ecosystem and the protocol itself. Ownership of DMG represents the right to govern the parameters of the DMM Protocol and the introduction of new assets to the ecosystem.

The decentralized community that governs the DMM decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) can vote on modifying the DMG tokenomics and utility, through which they can claim excess revenue that is generated by the DMM ecosystem.

This token is a fork of Compounds (COMP) governance token with added capabilities that include meta-transaction support and a native burn function.

DMM Governance (DMG) was founded by Corey Caplan and Gregory Keough.

Corey Caplan is an entrepreneur with experience in the fields of software as a service, consulting and cryptocurrency. His past experience includes co-founding and working as the CEO at Dolomite and as the CEO of Caplan Innovations LLC.

Gregory Keough is the CEO of DMM Governance. He has over 25 years of experience in entrepreneurship and digital innovation. His past experiences include being the founder and chairman of the Institute for Blockchain Innovation and the founder of Blockchain Credit Partners.

DMM seeks to leverage the benefits of the blockchain in order to provide small- and medium-sized enterprises globally with a similar level of access to capital that large companies have always enjoyed.

As such, the goal of the DeFi Money Market protocol is to bridge the gap between the ecosystems of traditional finance and cryptocurrency. DMM gives users the option to combine real-world assets with on-chain digital assets and earn interest.

The DMM DAO functions through the use of the native ERC-20-based DMG token. The DMG token holders enjoy voting rights on protocol governance and are incentivized to maintain and improve the DeFi Money Market ecosystem. They also receive a percentage of the profits generated within the ecosystem.

DMG also has native burn functions and meta-transaction support; the DMM DAO can choose to burn parts of the maximum supply of 250 million DMG tokens.

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DMM Governance (DMG) has a circulating supply of 50,174,346 DMG as of February 2021 and a maximum supply of 250,000,000 DMG.

DMM Governance works with Chainlinks decentralized oracles that add an extra layer of security and trust to the ecosystem by writing essential valuation and total collateralization data on-chain.

If you are interested in buying, trading, or selling DMM Governance (DMG) coins, it can be done on the following exchanges:

• OKEx
• BitZ
• BiONE
• BKEX

Check out our guide to learn how to buy Bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptocurrencies.

Founded on March 15, 2020, DMM Governance token was created to support the DeFi Money Market (DMM) Ecosystem, aiming to connect off-the-shelf assets with the crypto community.

The DMM system is decentralized, transparent, and designed to allow everyone to earn interest in their currency backed by real assets represented on the network.

The DMM governance token, DMG, is the tool through which the community can govern and grow the DMM ecosystem and the protocol itself. Ownership of DMG represents the right to govern the parameters of the DMM Protocol and the introduction of new assets to the ecosystem.

The decentralized community governing the DMM decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) can vote on modifying the DMG tokenomics and utility, enabling them to claim excess revenue generated by the DMM ecosystem.

This token is a fork of Compounds (COMP) governance token with added capabilities that include meta-transaction support and a native burn function.

DMM Governance (DMG) was founded by Corey Caplan and Gregory Keough.

Corey Caplan is an entrepreneur with experience in software as a service, consulting, and cryptocurrency. His past experience includes co-founding and working as the CEO at Dolomite and as the CEO of Caplan Innovations LLC.

Gregory Keough is the CEO of DMM Governance. He has over 25 years of experience in entrepreneurship and digital innovation. His past experiences include being the founder and chairman of the Institute for Blockchain Innovation and the founder of Blockchain Credit Partners.

DMM aims to leverage the benefits of blockchain to provide small- and medium-sized enterprises globally with a similar level of access to capital that large companies have always enjoyed.

The DeFi Money Market protocol bridges the gap between traditional finance and cryptocurrency ecosystems. DMM allows users to combine real-world assets with on-chain digital assets and earn interest.

The DMM DAO operates through the native ERC-20-based DMG token. DMG token holders have voting rights on protocol governance and are incentivized to maintain and improve the DeFi Money Market ecosystem. They also receive a percentage of the profits generated within the ecosystem.

DMG also has native burn functions and meta-transaction support. The DMM DAO can choose to burn parts of the maximum supply of 250 million DMG tokens.

As of February 2021, DMM Governance (DMG) has a circulating supply of 50,174,346 DMG and a maximum supply of 250,000,000 DMG.

DMM Governance works with Chainlinks decentralized oracles, which add an extra layer of security and trust to the ecosystem by writing essential valuation and total collateralization data on-chain.

If you are interested in buying, trading, or selling DMM Governance (DMG) coins, you can do so on the following exchanges:

• OKEx
• BitZ
• FTX
• BiONE
• BKEX

Check out our guide to learn how to buy Bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptocurrencies.