Question 1

Your Portfolio

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The Portfolio page is where you will find a list of your positions, a chart showcasing your historical performance, and an asset class breakdown of your portfolio holdings.

The chart provides a representation of your token returns over time, and the balance of your portfolio. It changes dynamically to reflect the unrealized returns of your positions. The number above the chart, labeled “All Holdings” shows you the balance of your account, while the adjacent percent shows your return over the last 24 hours.

The table is divided into a number of columns which detail your positions.

Symbol: Each market has its own corresponding symbol, or ticker. The symbol is usually in some ways related to the name of the market and makes looking up news or price movements a lot easier than having to type the full name. You can also use symbols in the search bar.

Name: This column shows the full name of the market that you’re trading.

Direction: Morpher makes it easy to go long or short any asset. This column shows you whether you’re Long the market (“Buy”) or shorting it (“Sell”).

Type: Here you can see what asset class the market is in; stocks, commodities, indices, crypto, etc.

Avg. Entry Price: This is the average price at which you entered the position. Positions within the same market are aggregated together into the same row, and so this column displays the average trade price of all positions that you’ve made in that market.

Leverage: Leverage allows you

Question 2

Withdrawals

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The withdrawal process consists of four steps.

Buy Ethereum (ETH) & send to Morpher wallet
Withdraw MPH on Morpher
Swap MPH for ETH on Uniswap
Sell ETH for USD/EUR

1. Get Ethereum

In order to withdraw your MPH, you will need ETH (Ethereum cryptocurrency). Every blockchain transaction comes with fees, that are paid in ETH.

You'll need ETH to pay gas fees for:

Withdrawing MPH
Selling MPH (if you sell via Uniswap)
Sending ETH or Sending MPH The transaction costs (gas fees) vary as traffic on the blockchain differs.

| You can purchase Ethereum on different exchanges such as Binance, Bittrex, Coinbase, Kraken and many more. Click here to see exchanges available in your country.

How much ETH do I need?

Latest estimates are on the Add ETH page.
You may want to double the Sending ETH cost if you plan to send MPH to another wallet/exchange after withdrawing.
Any ETH you don't use can be sold back into dollars.

Transfer ETH to your Morpher wallet

Once you have purchased Ethereum, you have to transfer it to your Morpher Wallet (global account).
Click Send ETH to Morpher on the Add ETH page, it has your wallet address and a qr code for easy transfer.

2. Withdraw MPH

Navigate to your funds page on Morpher and click wit

Question 3

Tokenomics

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Morpher Tokens, abbreviated as MPH, power our unique trading platform. MPH is used as the currency for all investments. All trades are denominated in and settled in MPH, instead of something like USD or Bitcoin. This means you need MPH to place a trade, and your returns/losses are also paid out in MPH.

The entire Morpher protocol and platform are built on top of the Ethereum blockchain. So MPH is also built on Ethereum, it's a cryptocurrency following the ERC20 token standard. ERC20 has become ubiquitous, so every cryptocurrency you know (other than Bitcoin) is likely an ERC20 token also. The popularity of the ERC20 token standard makes MPH natively compatible with most crypto wallets and crypto exchanges.

Token Distribution

At the token creation event 1 Billion MPH tokens were generated. They were allocated as follows:

50% of the total initial supply is reserved to be distributed among users via airdrop for several months after protocol launch.
30% of the total initial supply is the company treasury and controlled by Morpher.
10% get locked in the Governance Contract to operate 4 validators
6% are available to Morpher as liquidity reserve
14% are locked in the Escrow Contract and paid out to Morpher in 14 equal monthly installments of 1% at the end of each of the first 14 months after launch
20% are allocated to the team and investors.
12.5% are controlled by Draper Associates (cold storage)
7.5% are controlled by Morpher’s founders and team

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Question 4

Referrals

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You can earn more tokens by inviting others to start trading on Morpher using your unique referral invite link.

Simply go to your Airdrop page, and scroll down to find your custom link.

Reward Structure

There are a few conditions that must be met in order for you to receive your referral bonus for referring a user:

1) The user must sign-up using your link. It's not enough for you to tell us that they signed-up because of you, they have to use your link when registering. If they don't then the user will not count towards your referrals.

2) The user has to finish the KYC procedure and be verified. The person that you referred has to complete the entire KYC procedure and be verified. There are certain countries that are not permitted to trade on Morpher, and therefore we must check everyone's identities on registration. If the user you referred is rejected for any reason, you will not earn a referral bonus for that user.

3) The user has to claim their airdrop first. You can only earn your referral bonus if the user claims their own tokens. All tokens available to be claimed can be found on the Airdrop page.

Once a user met all three requirements you should be able to redeem your referral bonus on the Airdrop page.

||| You are only allowed to have one account on Morpher. Any attempts to manipulate or game the referral system will result in the termin

Question 5

Switching Wallets

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Fortmatic to Metamask

Fortmatic is a great wallet if you're new to crypto and want to be distant from all the technical aspects of blockchain. However, you will quickly realize that you give up a lot of control for that luxury. The biggest downside of Fortmatic is that you don't have control over your Private Key. Fortmatic keeps it safe, and let's you access it with your username and password, but if you want to export it - Fortmatic closes your account. Other providers, like Metamask, give you complete control over your tokens. If you're fed up with Fortmatic, making the switch isn't hard.

||| You cannot switch back to Fortmatic from Metamask.

Instructions

You need to login to your Fortmatic wallet and export your private key. Either go to https://trade.morpher.com/settings/ and click "Open Crypto Wallet", or login to your wallet on https://fortmatic.com.
Export your private key. This process is irreversible. Download the JSON file from Fortmatic and save it somewhere safe. **Never share your private key with anyone. **
Download the Metamask browser extension and create a Metamask account.
Once you have created a Metamask account, click the Menu button and select 'Import Wallet'.
Select JSON from the dropdown, and upload the private key file you received from Fortmatic.
Once this is complete, you will be able to continue to use your same wallet on Morpher.
You will need to add a Custom RPC network to M

Question 6

Why was I rejected?

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There are a couple of reasons why your KYC might have been rejected.

The document you submitted was not readable and therefore the information could not be extracted.

The document you submitted did not include the following information: Name and Lastname, full date of birth including year of birth and a complete document number.

The selected document origin (country) did not match the country stated on the document.

|| If your KYC was rejected for one of the previously mentioned reasons, you can submit your KYC again.

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