GIZA is the native ERC-20 token of Giza Protocol, a decentralized infrastructure for deploying autonomous DeFi agents like ARMA. It enables staking, governance, and security for a permissionless execution network built on Ethereum and Base. Agents like ARMA automate yield strategies across major lending protocols, with users earning optimized returns while retaining custody. GIZA is staked by node operators for validation on EigenLayer and used in liquidity pools to support protocol sustainability. Users benefit from enhanced passive income, on-chain transparency, and progressive governance, all without active portfolio management.
Giza Protocol is an autonomous agent platform for DeFi. Its token, GIZA, powers staking, governance, and validator security on Ethereum and Base.
GIZA is listed on KuCoin, MEXC, Gate.io, and Uniswap V3/V4 on the Base network.
Bitcoin.com Wallet, MetaMask, Rabby, and Coinbase Wallet work well. Use Ledger or Trezor for hardware security.
Connect a wallet on arma.xyz, deposit at least 50 USDC/USDT, and launch an agent. It will auto-optimize DeFi yields using Giza Protocol.
Staking secures the protocol and earns GIZA rewards. Early withdrawals have a fee, which fades to 0% after 30 days.
Agents like ARMA are autonomous bots that monitor DeFi and auto-execute strategies across protocols like AAVE and Morpho.
GIZA holders vote on protocol changes and elect domain councils. Voting weight increases with longer lock durations.
GIZA is live on Ethereum and Base, using smart accounts and EigenLayer infrastructure.
Each agent action charges fees. A portion is swapped to GIZA, and the rest is distributed to stakers and operators.
The token has a max supply of 1 billion. Rewards and ecosystem growth are funded through protocol fees, not constant inflation.
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