Cover your DeFi assets with ease
How does ease Uninsurance work?
- Simply wrap any amount of supported DeFi tokens.
- Get perpetual coverage against hacks, scams and rug pulls.
- Enjoy auto-compounding yield.
- Pay no premiums and exit when needed.
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Get covered, not charged: be at ease
No Premiums
No hacks?
No costs for uninsurance cover.
No Fees
Deposit and remove your DeFi assets without fees.
No Profiteers
The ease system is free of coverage underwriters that want to profit off of you.
100% Covered
You retain coverage on all protocols you’re exposed to rather than needing multiple plans for one position.
100% Backed
Uninsurance does not require leverage on your collateral, so black swan events will not bankrupt the system.
100% Flexible
Ease tokens are covered perpetually, for their full Ether value, with no fixed contracts or maintenance needed.
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