Moosh FAQ

What is Moosh, in one sentence?

Moosh is an on-chain lending protocol focused on building long-term, transparent financial infrastructure rather than short-term financial products.

Is Moosh a finished product?

No.

Moosh is currently in an early public testnet phase. The system is under active iteration, and its purpose is to validate behavior, assumptions, and user interaction—not to provide a final or complete product experience.

Is Moosh about yield, incentives, or rewards?

No.

The testnet is not designed around yield optimization, incentives, or financial returns. Participation should be understood as exploration and testing, not as an opportunity for profit.

Who is Moosh for at this stage?

Moosh is currently best suited for users who are interested in understanding how on-chain lending systems behave, how risk boundaries are enforced, and how protocol-level decisions translate into system outcomes.

It is not designed for casual users seeking simplicity, guarantees, or short-term benefits.

What should I expect when using the testnet?

You should expect instability, change, and resets.

The testnet may evolve rapidly, parameters may shift, and historical data may be discarded. These behaviors are intentional and part of the testing process.

Where should I go if I want technical details?

Technical design, mechanics, and system behavior are documented separately in the protocol documentation.

The FAQ is intended to clarify scope and expectations, not to explain implementation details.