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How to Integrate the Curve.Fi Protocol Into Your DeFi Protocol
Power your DeFi application with an adapter to Curve.Fi liquidity pools
Editor’s note: This article is provided for education and entertainment purposes only and is not in any way financial advice.
Hello, reader. There is a high probability that you have opened this piece because of some modern, hyped blockchain terms in the title. If so, you are in the right place. There are bunches and bunches of regular tutorials and articles about blockchain and especially smart contracts development. That’s why I decided to focus on the modern approach and pass all the experience I have gathered as a blockchain engineer. Welcome to the first of my Blockchain Everywhere series.
First of all, this piece is not about DeFi in general or Curve.Fi protocol in particular. There are far more informative sources with general information about decentralized finance. And, of course, you can read all you want about Curve.Fi protocol in their official docs or on Twitter. Okay then, what is this all about? The piece you are currently reading centers on the modern approaches in smart contracts development and crucial points for the integration of such a huge protocol into your own application.
