What is Osmosis (OSMO)?

Osmosis claims that unlike other AMMs, such as Bancor or Uniswap, Osmosis uses a “process of experimentation and rapid iteration”, whereby the “wisdom of the crowd” is leveraged in order to create bespoke solutions to liquidity pools.

Rather than having to adhere to a one-size-fits-all approach when developing AMMs, designers are able to render highly-customised AMMs to ensure they are suitable for their function. Not only are parameters like swap fees or token weights customisable for each liquidity pool, so are curve algorithms and time-weighted average price calculations, according to the project’s official literature.

The governance mechanism in the ecosystem enables AMM stakeholders, also called liquidity providers, to vote on how the various pools will be managed.

According to a blog produced by the platform, governance is an integral part of the Osmosis ecosystem. “To make such a progressive, adaptable protocol work, governance will be a key factor to Osmosis’ success,” it stated.

most every element of the protocol is intended to be upgraded as necessary to keep Osmosis on track to becoming the most innovative AMM platform operating today. Stakeholders will vote and help plan to implement new features for the protocol, like front-running protection, validator-backed oracles and more.”

Furthermore, with built-in IBC, the platform can connect with the Cosmos chain ecosystem. According to its vision statement, the protocol claims that “after integrating native Cosmos assets, Osmosis will integrate with non-IBC enabled chains, including Ethereum-based ERC-20s (using the Althea gravity bridge), a variety of chains including Bitcoin-like chains, and alternative smart contracting platforms by leveraging custom pegs”. \n

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The OSMO coin, according to CoinMarketCap, dropped soon after its release from an opening price of $5.12 on 5 October 2021 to an intraday low of $4.02 on 18 October 2021. OSMO subsequently rose to an intraday high of $6.65 on 9 November 2021, before falling away to a daily low of $4 on 15 December 2021.

From there, OSMO rapidly began to rise again to a near-record high of $10.81 on 17 January 2022, before dropping more than 31% in five days to an intraday low of $7.36 on 22 January 2022. It bounced back to a $9.22 high on 25 January before tumbling to a $6.85 low on 31 January. The coin rose soon after until it reached an intraday high of $9.49 on 7 February 2022, only for it to slip to the intraday low of $7.97 on 14 February 2022.

OSMO coin has subsequently traded up and down again before reaching its all-time high of $11.21 on 4 March 2022. A steep decline followed from that price point, aggravated by multiple market crashes. In the 30 days leading up to 17 June, the OSMO token had lost over 50% of its value, and a further 94% since the token’s all-time high.

As of 18 August, the token is currently trading at $1.22, and CoinMarketCap recorded an OSMO market cap of around $269m.

Osmosis has a maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 OSMO tokens and a circulating supply of

While price predictions have some use as an indicator of which direction a particular asset’s price may move in, you must remember that these indications are possibilities and not certainties. This is especially the case when looking at long-term forecasts, as these can frequently be completely off the mark. One reason for this is the inherent volatility of the crypto market, but there are also numerous unknown factors that could influence future prices.

With this in mind, let’s look for the latest Osmosis crypto price prediction.

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Osmosis is a fair-launched AMM protocol for interchain assets that aims to allow the development and management of a self-balancing, noncustodial, interchain token index. Automated market maker (AMM) allows the digital asset to get traded in an automatic and permissionless manner. The asset aims to offer tools that improve AMM use within the Cosmos ecosystem from traditional token swap use cases. Cosmos is a platform for interconnected apps and services developed for a decentralized future. The Osmosis seeks to offer customizability, such as adjustments of swap fees, custom-curve AMMs, and multi-token liquidity pools. Liquidity pools help users trade cryptocurrencies on decentralized exchanges (DEX). However, the AMM aims to offer decentralized formation of token fundraisers, options market, interchain staking, and more to the Cosmos ecosystem.

Osmosis is built to be a cross-chain native, allowing the platform to connect to the complete ecosystem of Cosmos assets with its built-in IBCs. IBC (inter-blockchain communication) is a protocol that lets blockchains communicate. Its parameterizable inputs aim to enable the creation of DeFi assets like optional dynamic fee markets to adapt high volatility work to mitigate impermanent loss for liquidity providers. The currency also seeks to be used to deploy new curves with the help of existing wallet integrations, order flow, IBC connections, and liquidity in the Osmosis ecosystem.

Results and findings

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Results and findings

The OSMO token is the governance coin of this protocol that offers a decentralized coordination method for token holders to determine the future changes and strategic directions needed for the protocol. This digital coin is primarily used for various functions like voting on protocol upgrades, setting the swap fee for the base network, or allocating the mining rewards for liquidity pools. The OSMO token is fairly launched and seeks to be distributed to network participants like developers, liquidity providers, stakers, and more.

Governance is a crucial component for the working of this network as an AMM protocol. OSMO token holder governance aims to select the liquidity pools eligible for rewards, allowing stakeholders to draw up an incentivization strategy that benefits the long-term interests of the protocol. Osmosis also aims to let third parties add incentive mechanisms to some liquidity pools.