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Faites fructifier vos tokens au sein d'un contrat de Staking MultiversX pour lequel Meria effectuera les démarches techniques en votre nom. Vous disposerez d'un accès à votre dashboard via votre espace client pour suivre votre placement. Vous y retrouverez l'ensemble des fonctionnalités de la plateforme.
What is staking
Ethereum (ETH) is an open source platform for developing and distributing decentralized applications.
What is staking
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Paraswap is a crypto project aimed at optimising trading on decentralised platforms by offering the best rates via exchange aggregation. Its PSP token is used to govern the protocol and reward liquidity providers.
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Injective offers a blockchain ecosystem and a set of tools enabling the development of a wide range of decentralized finance applications. INJ is the native token that powers this ecosystem.
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Covalent provides developers with blockchain data about transactions, wallet balances, NFTs, DeFi data, and more via an API on various chains, enabling the creation of blockchain tools and applications.
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Chiliz (CHZ) is a blockchain project that connects sports brands and fans by creating fan tokens called "Fan Tokens". These tokens allow fans to participate in voting and decision-making activities within their favorite sports club.
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Axelar is a platform for blockchain interoperability. AXL tokens are used for governance and transaction fees on it.
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Audius is a decentralized music distribution platform that offers a fair solution for artists. Thanks to the blockchain, users can buy and distribute music without intermediaries.
What is staking
xMoney is a leading web3 payment platform developing a web3 payment solution and offering instant transactions and immediate settlements in crypto-currency for merchants.
What is staking
The Graph (GRT) is a decentralized platform that allows developers to easily create Dapps on the Ethereum blockchain using structured data.
What is staking
Axie Infinity (AXS) is a play-to-earn game in which players battle monsters called Axies.
What is staking
Evmos (EVMOS) is an Ethereum-compatible blockchain running on Cosmos Network.
What is staking
Juno Network (Juno) is a network of interoperable smart contracts running on the Cosmos blockchain.
What is staking
Cosmos (ATOM) is an ecosystem of independent blockchains and interoperable decentralized applications.
What is staking
Persistence (XPRT) is a Defi application network developing liquid staking solutions.
What is staking
Osmosis (OSMO) is a blockchain offering a decentralized exchange platform that allows developers to create custom MAs and liquidity pools.
What is staking
Avalanche (AVAX) is an open source platform dedicated to the deployment of smart contracts.
What is staking
Solana (SOL) is a blockchain based on Proof of History technology that allows developers to create decentralized applications.
What is staking
Polkadot (DOT) is a blockchain that enables the interoperability of several so-called "specialized" networks.
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Akash (AKT) is a decentralized platform offering a peer-to-peer marketplace for cloud computing.
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Polygon (MATIC) is a second layer protocol developing scalability solutions for the Ethereum blockchain.
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Ternoa (Caps) is a blockchain dedicated to the encryption and transmission of data using time capsules.
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Moonbeam Network (GLMR) is a smart contract platform for blockchain applications bringing together the features of Ethereum.
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Oasis Network (ROSE) is a smart contracts platform that works to protect sensitive data using blockchain technology.
What is staking
Cardano (ADA) is a decentralized blockchain using the highly secure Haskell coding language.
What is staking
Tezos (XTZ) is a French Proof of Stake blockchain allowing the development of decentralized applications.
What is staking
Aleph.im (ALEPH) is a peer-to-peer storage and cross-chain computing network.
What is staking
Kusama (KSM) is an independent network acting as an experimental version of the Polkadot blockchain.
What is staking
Near Protocol (NEAR) is a decentralized blockchain based on sharding technology.
What is staking
Icon (ICX) is a blockchain developing a platform allowing several blockchains to interact with each other through smart contracts.
What is staking
Band Protocol (BAND) is a cross-chain data oracle used by a large number of decentralized applications.
What is staking
Kava Network (KAVA) is a Defi protocol running on the Cosmos network and offering secure lending and stablecoin.
What is staking
Synthetix (SNX) is a Defi application that allows the creation and issuance of synthetic assets.
What is staking
Tomochain (TOMO) is a decentralized blockchain focusing on scalability.
What is staking
Irisnet (IRIS) is a distributed network that facilitates the development of decentralized applications.
What is staking
Loom Network (Loom) is a project developing various solutions for scaling the Ethereum blockchain.
What is staking
Wanchain (WAN) is a blockchain including smart contracts more or less anonymous and using the "ring signature" innovation.
What is staking
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USDT (Tether) is a stablecoin indexed to the US dollar, meaning that its value is supposed to be stable and equivalent to one US dollar. It is widely used in cryptocurrency exchanges as an alternative to the dollar, offering greater stability for traders and investors.
What is lending
By subscribing to the Lending USDT (AAVE), you instruct Meria to position your cryptoassets on the following protocol(s):
• DeFi protocols : AAVE
To learn more about how our products work, see our FAQ.
Our job is to consider the worst-case scenario, even the least likely. With this in mind, it's customary to understand that certain events can have a considerable impact on current exposure.
In the case of a DeFi protocol, if one of the cryptoassets were to lose all of its value, or massive withdrawals/deposits are made from one of the liquidity pools containing the cryptoasset, this would result in an increase in the proportion (and therefore exposure) of the cryptoasset in question. The appearance of a valuation imbalance is in fact counterbalanced by the regulation mechanism present in the liquidity pools.
Also, in the case of a CeFi platform, we can't know the internal diversification of the various cryptoactives (these platforms don't communicate it), so we have to consider the possibility that all the funds placed on these platforms may be fully exposed to any of the cryptoactives present in the contract in question.
As a result, the maximum exposure that a token can possess corresponds to the sum of the proportions of the pools in which that token is located.
| Pool name | Pool type | Tokens present | Proportion |
|---|---|---|---|
| POOL-A | DeFi | TKN1, TKN2 | 45 % |
| POOL-B | DeFi | TKN3 | 35 % |
| POOL-C | CeFi | TKN1, TKN3 | 20 % |
| Token | Maximum exposure | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| TKN1 | 65 % | 45% POOL-A + 20% POOL-C |
| TKN2 | 45 % | 45% POOL-A |
| TKN3 | 55 % | 35% POOL-B + 20% POOL-C |
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Faites fructifier vos tokens au sein d'un contrat de Lending DAI (Spark) pour lequel Meria effectuera les démarches techniques en votre nom. Vous disposerez d'un accès à votre dashboard via votre espace client pour suivre votre placement. Vous y retrouverez l'ensemble des fonctionnalités de la plateforme.
What is lending
By subscribing to the Lending DAI (DSR), you instruct Meria to position your cryptoassets on the following protocol(s):
• DeFi protocols : Spark
To learn more about how our products work, see our FAQ.
Our job is to consider the worst-case scenario, even the least likely. With this in mind, it's customary to understand that certain events can have a considerable impact on current exposure.
In the case of a DeFi protocol, if one of the cryptoassets were to lose all of its value, or massive withdrawals/deposits are made from one of the liquidity pools containing the cryptoasset, this would result in an increase in the proportion (and therefore exposure) of the cryptoasset in question. The appearance of a valuation imbalance is in fact counterbalanced by the regulation mechanism present in the liquidity pools.
Also, in the case of a CeFi platform, we can't know the internal diversification of the various cryptoactives (these platforms don't communicate it), so we have to consider the possibility that all the funds placed on these platforms may be fully exposed to any of the cryptoactives present in the contract in question.
As a result, the maximum exposure that a token can possess corresponds to the sum of the proportions of the pools in which that token is located.
| Pool name | Pool type | Tokens present | Proportion |
|---|---|---|---|
| POOL-A | DeFi | TKN1, TKN2 | 45 % |
| POOL-B | DeFi | TKN3 | 35 % |
| POOL-C | CeFi | TKN1, TKN3 | 20 % |
| Token | Maximum exposure | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| TKN1 | 65 % | 45% POOL-A + 20% POOL-C |
| TKN2 | 45 % | 45% POOL-A |
| TKN3 | 55 % | 35% POOL-B + 20% POOL-C |
ETH-sETH Lending lets you earn a return by positioning your funds on the pool Curve ETH-sETH via the Convex compounder.
What is lending
By subscribing to the Lending ETH-sETH, you instruct Meria to position your cryptoassets on the following protocol(s):
• DeFi protocols : Curve
• Compounders (DeFi) : Convex
The diversification presented below has only an indicative value and is not contractual. It results from the actions to be carried out by our teams for the purpose of executing, on the protocols, the instructions you give to Meria.
sETH (sETH)
Ethereum (ETH)
* The current exposure represents the composition of your contract, which will be taken into account if you decide to withdraw your funds immediately.
Because of the way the service is built, certain events can have a considerable impact on the current exposure of individual tokens. The latter are therefore subject to the notion of maximum exposure ().
Cryptoasset diversificationWhether you subscribe in fiat or in cryptoassets (investment, deposit or use of the balance present in your Meria wallet), and due to the diversification of the counterparties used, the capital concerned will be converted into one or more of the following cryptoassets: ETH (Ethereum), sETH (sETH)
Note that this conversion will respect the diversification of service established at the time of subscription.
When using CeFi platforms, as the actual breakdown of deposited cryptoassets is not communicated by the latter, we can only assume that the cryptoassets are not converted by the platform in question.
To learn more about how our products work, see our FAQ.
Our job is to consider the worst-case scenario, even the least likely. With this in mind, it's customary to understand that certain events can have a considerable impact on current exposure.
In the case of a DeFi protocol, if one of the cryptoassets were to lose all of its value, or massive withdrawals/deposits are made from one of the liquidity pools containing the cryptoasset, this would result in an increase in the proportion (and therefore exposure) of the cryptoasset in question. The appearance of a valuation imbalance is in fact counterbalanced by the regulation mechanism present in the liquidity pools.
Also, in the case of a CeFi platform, we can't know the internal diversification of the various cryptoactives (these platforms don't communicate it), so we have to consider the possibility that all the funds placed on these platforms may be fully exposed to any of the cryptoactives present in the contract in question.
As a result, the maximum exposure that a token can possess corresponds to the sum of the proportions of the pools in which that token is located.
| Pool name | Pool type | Tokens present | Proportion |
|---|---|---|---|
| POOL-A | DeFi | TKN1, TKN2 | 45 % |
| POOL-B | DeFi | TKN3 | 35 % |
| POOL-C | CeFi | TKN1, TKN3 | 20 % |
| Token | Maximum exposure | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| TKN1 | 65 % | 45% POOL-A + 20% POOL-C |
| TKN2 | 45 % | 45% POOL-A |
| TKN3 | 55 % | 35% POOL-B + 20% POOL-C |
The CRV token is the native token of the Curve Finance decentralized exchange platform (DEX). The token is primarily used to reward liquidity providers and allows its holders to participate in the governance of the platform.
What is lending
By subscribing to the Lending Curve, you instruct Meria to position your cryptoassets on the following protocol(s):
• DeFi protocols : AAVE
To learn more about how our products work, see our FAQ.
Our job is to consider the worst-case scenario, even the least likely. With this in mind, it's customary to understand that certain events can have a considerable impact on current exposure.
In the case of a DeFi protocol, if one of the cryptoassets were to lose all of its value, or massive withdrawals/deposits are made from one of the liquidity pools containing the cryptoasset, this would result in an increase in the proportion (and therefore exposure) of the cryptoasset in question. The appearance of a valuation imbalance is in fact counterbalanced by the regulation mechanism present in the liquidity pools.
Also, in the case of a CeFi platform, we can't know the internal diversification of the various cryptoactives (these platforms don't communicate it), so we have to consider the possibility that all the funds placed on these platforms may be fully exposed to any of the cryptoactives present in the contract in question.
As a result, the maximum exposure that a token can possess corresponds to the sum of the proportions of the pools in which that token is located.
| Pool name | Pool type | Tokens present | Proportion |
|---|---|---|---|
| POOL-A | DeFi | TKN1, TKN2 | 45 % |
| POOL-B | DeFi | TKN3 | 35 % |
| POOL-C | CeFi | TKN1, TKN3 | 20 % |
| Token | Maximum exposure | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| TKN1 | 65 % | 45% POOL-A + 20% POOL-C |
| TKN2 | 45 % | 45% POOL-A |
| TKN3 | 55 % | 35% POOL-B + 20% POOL-C |
Lending Stablecoins combines the advantages of decentralized finance (DeFi) and centralized platform (CeFi) protocols.
What is lending
By subscribing to the Lending Stablecoins, you instruct Meria to position your cryptoassets on the following protocol(s):
• DeFi protocols : Curve, AAVE, Pancake Swap, Compound
• Compounders (DeFi) : Convex
Meria will not place more than 30% of Cryptoactives on a single DeFi/compounder protocol with the objective of mitigating counterparty risk. In addition, exposure to CeFi platforms as a whole is limited to 40%.
Current service diversificationThe diversification presented below has only an indicative value and is not contractual. It results from the actions to be carried out by our teams for the purpose of executing, on the protocols, the instructions you give to Meria.
Dai (DAI)
Tether (USDT)
USD Coin (USDC)
PAX Dollar (USDP)
Synthetix USD (sUSD)
* The current exposure represents the composition of your contract, which will be taken into account if you decide to withdraw your funds immediately.
Because of the way the service is built, certain events can have a considerable impact on the current exposure of individual tokens. The latter are therefore subject to the notion of maximum exposure ().
Cryptoasset diversificationWhether you subscribe in fiat or in cryptoassets (investment, deposit or use of the balance present in your Meria wallet), and due to the diversification of the counterparties used, the capital concerned will be converted into one or more of the following cryptoassets: BUSD (Binance USD), DAI (Dai), sUSD (Synthetix USD), USDC (USD Coin), USDP (PAX Dollar), USDT (Tether)
Note that this conversion will respect the diversification of service established at the time of subscription.
When using CeFi platforms, as the actual breakdown of deposited cryptoassets is not communicated by the latter, we can only assume that the cryptoassets are not converted by the platform in question.
To learn more about how our products work, see our FAQ.
Our job is to consider the worst-case scenario, even the least likely. With this in mind, it's customary to understand that certain events can have a considerable impact on current exposure.
In the case of a DeFi protocol, if one of the cryptoassets were to lose all of its value, or massive withdrawals/deposits are made from one of the liquidity pools containing the cryptoasset, this would result in an increase in the proportion (and therefore exposure) of the cryptoasset in question. The appearance of a valuation imbalance is in fact counterbalanced by the regulation mechanism present in the liquidity pools.
Also, in the case of a CeFi platform, we can't know the internal diversification of the various cryptoactives (these platforms don't communicate it), so we have to consider the possibility that all the funds placed on these platforms may be fully exposed to any of the cryptoactives present in the contract in question.
As a result, the maximum exposure that a token can possess corresponds to the sum of the proportions of the pools in which that token is located.
| Pool name | Pool type | Tokens present | Proportion |
|---|---|---|---|
| POOL-A | DeFi | TKN1, TKN2 | 45 % |
| POOL-B | DeFi | TKN3 | 35 % |
| POOL-C | CeFi | TKN1, TKN3 | 20 % |
| Token | Maximum exposure | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| TKN1 | 65 % | 45% POOL-A + 20% POOL-C |
| TKN2 | 45 % | 45% POOL-A |
| TKN3 | 55 % | 35% POOL-B + 20% POOL-C |
Lending ETH combines the advantages of decentralized finance (DeFi) and centralized platform (CeFi) protocols.
What is lending
By subscribing to the Lending ETH, you instruct Meria to position your cryptoassets on the following protocol(s):
• DeFi protocols : Curve, AAVE, Lido
• Compounders (DeFi) : Convex
Meria will not place more than 30% of Cryptoactives on a single DeFi/compounder protocol with the objective of mitigating counterparty risk. In addition, exposure to CeFi platforms as a whole is limited to 30%.
Current service diversificationThe diversification presented below has only an indicative value and is not contractual. It results from the actions to be carried out by our teams for the purpose of executing, on the protocols, the instructions you give to Meria.
Ethereum (ETH)
stETH (stETH)
sETH (sETH)
* The current exposure represents the composition of your contract, which will be taken into account if you decide to withdraw your funds immediately.
Because of the way the service is built, certain events can have a considerable impact on the current exposure of individual tokens. The latter are therefore subject to the notion of maximum exposure ().
Cryptoasset diversificationWhether you subscribe in fiat or in cryptoassets (investment, deposit or use of the balance present in your Meria wallet), and due to the diversification of the counterparties used, the capital concerned will be converted into one or more of the following cryptoassets: ETH (Ethereum), sETH (sETH), stETH (stETH)
Note that this conversion will respect the diversification of service established at the time of subscription.
When using CeFi platforms, as the actual breakdown of deposited cryptoassets is not communicated by the latter, we can only assume that the cryptoassets are not converted by the platform in question.
To learn more about how our products work, see our FAQ.
Our job is to consider the worst-case scenario, even the least likely. With this in mind, it's customary to understand that certain events can have a considerable impact on current exposure.
In the case of a DeFi protocol, if one of the cryptoassets were to lose all of its value, or massive withdrawals/deposits are made from one of the liquidity pools containing the cryptoasset, this would result in an increase in the proportion (and therefore exposure) of the cryptoasset in question. The appearance of a valuation imbalance is in fact counterbalanced by the regulation mechanism present in the liquidity pools.
Also, in the case of a CeFi platform, we can't know the internal diversification of the various cryptoactives (these platforms don't communicate it), so we have to consider the possibility that all the funds placed on these platforms may be fully exposed to any of the cryptoactives present in the contract in question.
As a result, the maximum exposure that a token can possess corresponds to the sum of the proportions of the pools in which that token is located.
| Pool name | Pool type | Tokens present | Proportion |
|---|---|---|---|
| POOL-A | DeFi | TKN1, TKN2 | 45 % |
| POOL-B | DeFi | TKN3 | 35 % |
| POOL-C | CeFi | TKN1, TKN3 | 20 % |
| Token | Maximum exposure | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| TKN1 | 65 % | 45% POOL-A + 20% POOL-C |
| TKN2 | 45 % | 45% POOL-A |
| TKN3 | 55 % | 35% POOL-B + 20% POOL-C |
Bitcoin (BTC) is a decentralized network with no central control unit for exchanging value.
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USDT (Tether) is a stablecoin indexed to the US dollar, meaning that its value is supposed to be stable and equivalent to one US dollar. It is widely used in cryptocurrency exchanges as an alternative to the dollar, offering greater stability for traders and investors.
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Ethereum (ETH) is an open source platform for developing and distributing decentralized applications.
BNB (Binance Coin) is the BNB Chain's native token, used for transaction fees and governance.
USDC (USD Coin) is a stablecoin indexed to the US dollar, meaning its value is intended to be stable and equivalent to one US dollar, making it a handy tool for daily transactions and cryptocurrency exchanges.
Meria (ex Just-Mining) is more than 5 years of experience in the field of blockchain, one of the first regulated actors in France. We are therefore without any doubt, your trusted partner for your investments
Create an account
We currently accept the following payment methods:
• Credit card
• Bank transfer (from 100€)
• Payment in cryptoactives (via xMoney)
You can select your payment method during the validation of your order.
You can top up your various contracts or open new ones using the cryptoassets you hold in your wallet on Meria. To do so, go to your wallet and click on "reinvest" from the cryptoasset of your choice. You will be shown a list of available reinvestment options.
You have the ability to trade between various cryptoassets directly on our platform. You can view the available exchange pairs and associated fees from our fees policy.
Here are the steps to follow to make an exchange:
1 Go to your Dashboard.
2 Select the "Portfolio" tab.
3 Click on the "exchange" button at the asset you wish to exchange.
4 Indicate the amount you wish to exchange as well as the destination asset.
5 Validate by clicking on "validate the exchange"
Yes, you are the owner of your cryptoassets and can recover them at any time if you wish.
Beware, for some products, a release time is imposed by the validator. As a reminder, these deadlines do not depend on Meria and we cannot avoid them.
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