Mori Finance
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Mori Finance is an Ethereum-based DeFi protocol launched in mid-2023 that uses liquid staking derivatives (LSDs) as collateral to produce two derivative assets: ETHS (a low-volatility stable asset) and ETHC (a high-volatility leveraged ETH token). The project raised approximately 324 ETH across two public token sales, launched an alpha mainnet in August 2023, but appears to have gone effectively dormant by December 2023, with on-chain TVL reported at approximately $233 and no verifiable social or development activity since that date.
Connected Entities
2 entities- 8ZHE4o…Df5e→mentioned with→Mori Finance(50%)
Timeline(7 events)
20 June 2023
Mori Finance Goerli testnet launched; approximately 500 transactions recorded in first 24 hours.
Mori Finance Medium / GitBook20 July 2023
First public MORI token offering event: sold out in under two minutes, raising 150 ETH.
Mori Finance Medium10 August 2023
Second public MORI token offering: raised 174 ETH within approximately 35 seconds.
Mori Finance Medium18 December 2023
Last verifiable post from the official @Mori_Finance X account ('Xmas came early!'). No further public communications found after this date.
Mori Finance X account (publicly archived search records)1 October 2024
MORI token contract first indexed by DexPaprika; shows no price or liquidity data at that time.
DexPaprika on-chain data23 September 2026
DeFiLlama reports Mori Protocol TVL at approximately $233. MORI token shows no tradeable price on available exchanges. Project appears effectively dormant.
DeFiLlama protocol pageDecision Log
- hash: CWHUSS3dUYmdJZ2JTiezNhZ1xe4As3CLz5kdZJQk7tUR
This investigation is cryptographically anchored to the Solana blockchain (1 event). 5 of 12 cited source URLs have an Internet Archive snapshot.
model: claude-sonnet-4-6
generated: 9/23/2026, 12:12:24 PM
last updated: 9/23/2026, 6:33:26 PM
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