# Capital Providers

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<summary><strong>How can I become a capital provider?</strong></summary>

You need to deposit supported yield bearing assets into the Morpheus Smart contract on Ethereum mainnet.

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<summary><strong>How can I make a deposit?</strong></summary>

Please visit <https://dashboard.mor.org/>

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<summary>W<strong>hich chain should I supply capital?</strong></summary>

Currently it's Ethereum mainnet. The list of chains will be expanded over time.

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<summary><strong>What is the address of the smart contract for deposits?</strong></summary>

You can find the link on [Smart Contracts](/smart-contracts.md) page.

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<summary><strong>How does Morpheus benefit from my deposit?</strong></summary>

The protocol leverages yield generated by assets to establish[ Protocol-Owned Liquidity.](/tokenomics/protocol-owned-liquidity-pol.md) The yield is allocated to MOR buybacks from the open market, which are then combined with burns and locks to support future Epochs.

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<summary><strong>Do I bear the risk of impermanent loss?</strong></summary>

No, there is no impermanent loss risk. You withdraw the same amount you deposited.

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<summary><strong>Do I have to pay transaction fees?</strong></summary>

Yes, you do. Since the claim transaction is generated on the Ethereum blockchain, and the MOR rewards will be received on the Arbitrum chain.

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<summary><strong>How quickly will I receive my tokens?</strong></summary>

After confirming the claim transaction, you will receive your tokens within a few minutes.

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<summary><strong>Is deposited assets locked?</strong></summary>

They are not locked. You are free to withdraw at any time after the 7-day initial lock-up period.

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<summary><strong>Why is there a 7-day lock-up period for deposit?</strong></summary>

This measure was introduced to avoid people gaming the yield timing, as the protocol rewards in advance from the moment you deposit, with yield generated once a day.

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<summary><strong>How do rewards distribute?</strong></summary>

24% of MOR emissions are designated for capital providers and divided proportionally to a user's share in the total generated yield multiplied by [Power Factor](/faqs/power-factor-multiplier.md).

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<summary><strong>Do I lose earned MOR rewards if I decide to withdraw a deposit?</strong></summary>

No, you don’t, but you will not earn rewards any longer as you are not providing the capital anymore.

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<summary><strong>Has the contract I deposit capital into been audited?</strong></summary>

Yes, both the community and a dedicated auditor have reviewed the Smart Contracts. See the reports on [Security Audits](/security-audits.md) page.

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<summary><strong>How is the Capital contract managed?</strong></summary>

There are 5 of 9 [multisignatute account ](/smart-contracts/multisig.md)managed by community-trusted open-source contributors. The multisignature address is [MOR.ETH](https://etherscan.io/address/0x1FE04BC15Cf2c5A2d41a0b3a96725596676eBa1E).

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<summary><strong>What are the risks of providing capital?</strong></summary>

There are always risks with smart contracts like bugs or vulnerabilities. To ensure a high level of security, the contracts have undergone multiple levels of audits, including community audits, cybersecurity company audits, and a public bug bounty campaign. Security reports are available on [Security Audits](/security-audits.md) page. That's also why the [Protection Fund](/security-audits/protection-fund.md), 4% of emissions, exists.

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<summary><strong>Who should I contact if I encounter difficulties?</strong></summary>

The community is always ready to provide support. Please describe your issue in the Discord [support channel](https://discord.com/channels/1151741790408429580/1183666837460897832).

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