What is Turtle (TURTLE)?
Turtle is a Liquidity Distribution Protocol designed to connect liquidity providers, developers, investors, auditors, and miners through a unified on-chain platform. The project aggregates opportunities from across protocols and networks, giving participants access to curated liquidity campaigns, transparent metrics, and community-driven rewards. Its aim is to streamline how liquidity is allocated across decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystems and blockchains by transforming user activity into revenue and directing capital where it is most effective.
Turtle’s architecture consists of Deals, Turtle Earn, and Campaigns. The Deals module allows projects to launch incentive-driven liquidity programs that users can participate in directly, with live tracking of deposits and yields. Turtle Earn lets partners distribute these opportunities via embedded widgets, APIs, or SDKs while earning commissions from user deposits. Campaigns enable liquidity providers to discover and participate in vetted incentive offers, while protocols gain access to a network of active liquidity providers in Web3.
Turtle was founded by Esfandiar Lagevardi, CEO, and Nick Thoma, the project’s CTO. The team’s vision is to make liquidity distribution more transparent, efficient, and aligned across multiple chains.
TURTLE serves as the utility and governance token of the Turtle protocol. Token holders can stake their TURTLE to receive sTURTLE, which grants them governance rights, including voting and delegation privileges. The staking model features a 24-hour lock-up but no cooldown or minimum requirement. TURTLE also plays a role in rewarding contributors who bring liquidity, integrate new protocols, or participate in verified campaigns.
The circulating supply of TURTLE token is 154.7 million, with a total supply of 1 billion tokens.
TURTLE token is listed on Binance for trade and purchase. The current price of TURTLE is available and updated in real-time on Binance.
