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# Why MAYZ?

With MAYZ, any user can get exposure to a wide range of different investment alternatives. Currently, web3 users can only get exposure to the Web3 ecosystems by managing their own portfolios. Most of them only hold native tokens like Bitcoin, Ether, ADA, etc. Getting into the utility tokens within these ecosystems can be challenging. 

Our vision is to leverage the power of blockchain technology to create a permissionless, decentralized financial ecosystem on Web3. We aim to empower people around the world by democratizing access to financial services, making it easier and more secure to diversify portfolios of assets, and simplifying the challenges of managing a well-diversified portfolio in a fast-evolving ecosystem. Our mission is to remove barriers to financial freedom and create a future where anyone can easily manage different financial products, regardless of their background or experience. We believe we can create a more inclusive and equitable global economy by building a decentralized and transparent platform that puts users in control of their financial future.

### MAYZ Protocol Goals

1. Provide a protocol that makes it easier and more secure to diversify portfolios of assets representing the process of wealth creation on Web3. 
2. Democratize access to financial services like funds.
3. Simplify the challenges of managing a well-diversified portfolio in a fast-evolving ecosystem.
4. Investing only in ADA is missing out on an excellent opportunity for everything built in Cardano. 


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