WrapsynthWrapsynth

Bring Monero to DeFi with atomic redemption.

Permissionlessly guaranteed wrapped Monero. Exchange XMR for wsXMR backed by over-200% collateral through atomic mints and burns — no custodian, no bridge multisig to trust.

Launch app → How it works
>200%
Overcollateralized
--
Chains live
Pyth RedStone
Real-time price feeds
Meet

The builders

Two developers, open source, no VC, no token grift. Plus a community of developers, supporters, and contributors.

REMSee

REMSee

Lead Developer
Taproot

Taproot

Protocol Engineer
Join our Telegram
Metrics

On-chain activity

Wrapsynth is a tokenization ferry dock — it connects Monero to DeFi without custody. Atomic swaps, overcollateralized vaults, no multisig. One interface across BNB Chain, Base, and Robinhood Chain — pick your chain, pick your collateral.

XMR DeFi LP · 0x492c..f3Aa LP · 0xb1e2..8cD1 LP · 0xf0a1..2eB9 LP · 7BkP..4xZ LP · 3KqR..9mT LP · Hx8W..2pL
--
wsXMR supply
Circulating
--
Total value locked
Multi-asset collateral
--
Collateral ratio
Overcollateralized
--
Active vaults
Liquidity providers
Timeline

Wrapsynth's place in history

Click a point to explore.

2009
Bitcoin launches
Genesis block: "Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks." Trustless electronic cash — no intermediaries, no gatekeepers. The original promise.
2013
Mt. Gox handles 70% of Bitcoin trading
The promise of self-sovereign money, funneled through a single point of failure. 850,000 BTC would be lost when it collapsed in February 2014. The lesson was already clear: centralization is the weakness.
April 2014
Monero is born
From the CryptoNote whitepaper. Private by default — every transaction hides sender, recipient, and amount. No rich list. No traceable history. The spiritual successor to Bitcoin's original promise.
2017
The Bitcoin Block Size War
Bitcoin grinds to a halt. 1MB cap, $50 fees, transactions stuck for days. The community fractures into BTC and BCH. Years of toxic debate over a parameter that should have been uncontroversial. Meanwhile Monero has dynamic block sizes — the median scales automatically with usage. No cap to fight over. No civil war.
2016 — 2022
Monero hardens
While exchanges prepared to delist it, Monero was getting stronger.
RingCT
Transaction amounts hidden cryptographically. No one can see how much is being sent — not the sender, not the recipient, not the network.
RandomX + P2Pool
ASIC-resistant mining so a CPU competes with a data center. Trustless decentralized mining pool so no operator can withhold payouts or censor miners.
Dandelion++
Transaction propagation that hides your IP from the network. Even your ISP can't easily link you to your transactions.
Tail Emission
June 2022, block 2,641,623: reward locks at 0.6 XMR forever. Miners always have a reason to secure the network. No supply cliff.
2021 — 2022
First delistings
Bittrex delists Monero in January 2021, citing "evolving regulatory standards" — no specific law. Huobi follows in September 2022, removing 7 privacy coins at once. Neither exchange names a regulation.
2024
The major delistings
OKX removes all privacy tokens in January. Binance delists Monero in February — XMR drops 30%, then Binance force-converts remaining balances to USDC without consent. LocalMonero, the only P2P fiat on-ramp, shuts down in May after 7 years. Kraken delists for all of Europe in October: "We concluded we have no choice."
2025
73 exchanges drop privacy coins
The delisting wave becomes the new baseline — a 43% increase over 2023. Canadian regulators force Kraken Canada to delist XMR and shut down TradeOgre entirely.
2025 — 2026
Monero survives
On-chain transaction volumes increase, stabilizing above 2020–2021 levels. XMR near $797. Liquidity doesn't disappear — it reroutes. Atomic swaps, DEXs, and wrapped instruments become the new infrastructure.
Today
Monero, compatible with decentralized exchanges
Wrapsynth brings Monero to DeFi through trustless atomic swaps — no custodian, no multisig, no centralized listing to revoke. Monero's access to DeFi is now permanent.
Smart Contracts

Deployments

Each chain runs an independent wsXMR deployment with its own collateral asset — no bridging. Verified contracts per chain.

Loading…
Advantages

Built for composability

Monero is the best monetary blockchain and also the most isolated. No lending, no liquidity, no composability — just an asset you have to sell to ever use. Wrapsynth ends that, without asking you to trust a bridge operator with your coins.

wsXMR is private money made composable. Everything below inherits both properties.

Wrapsynth wsXMR
Trade DEX liquidity & perps Swap, hedge, settle
Earn Yield, Payroll, and Governance Put your XMR to work
Spend Payments and commerce Private payments, composable rails
Build Cross-chain & agents Settlement layer for private money
Features

Protocol mechanics

The moving parts that make Wrapsynth work — configurable, on-chain, verifiable.

Fungibility is fundamental

Use Monero in DeFi. No custodians, no bridges, no trust required.

Launch app → Read the docs