Last modified: 15 September 2025 Overview. Neutron is a purpose-built blockchain for decentralized finance (“DeFi”) that combines high-performance, app-specific infrastructure with atomic composability. It is the first “integrated blockchain” that provides critical DeFi infrastructure directly at the protocol layer.

Neutron’s Key Features:

  • Integrated Architecture: Built-in DEX, high-frequency oracle, automation (Cron), and cross-chain capabilities.
  • Cross-Chain Native: Interchain Queries (ICQ) and Transactions (ICTX) for trustless multi-chain operations.
  • Fixed Supply Economics: 1B NTRN tokens with no inflation, DAO-driven validator rewards.
  • Proof of Liquid Staking: No slashing, curated validator set of 20 validators.

Neutron’s Core Infrastructure:

  • Native orderbook combining AMM and orderbook features.
  • Per-block price oracles without third-party dependencies.
  • Automated contract execution via Cron module.
  • Trust-minimized cross-chain state queries and transactions.
Neutron enables superior DeFi applications impossible to build elsewhere by optimizing capital efficiency, execution quality, and user experience through its opinionated, finance-focused design. Additional general and technical information can be found at docs.neutron.org.

Neutron Governance

The Neutron Network and Protocol are governed by an international decentralized community, the “Neutron DAO” using the NTRN token. Any use of NTRN to vote in Neutron governance could affect governance outcomes. It cannot be guaranteed that any such NTRN token recipients will participate in Neutron governance. Any voting of NTRN tokens could fail to be conducted on a reasonable, good faith, diligent, or disinterested basis and may not be done in the best interests of other NTRN holders or the Neutron community. NTRN holders who choose to participate in governance will be required to use their own personal independent discretion and decision-making in doing so. No entity or other person will have the right to direct, manage, or control how other NTRN holders exercise their voting powers. There may be disputes, differences of opinion, disagreements, conflicting incentives, and a lack of coordination among or between any or all governance participants, and such circumstances may adversely affect governance results. The Neutron Foundation, a Cayman Islands foundation company (the “Foundation”), has been formed to serve and support the DAO. The Foundation aims to facilitate the growth of the Neutron Network, development of the Neutron Protocol, issue grants, handle IP, DAO expenses, infrastructure, and compliance. By using this website, you, whether personally or on behalf of an entity (“you” or “your”) agree and acknowledge that you have read and agree to Neutron’s Terms and Conditions and understand and acknowledge that the Foundation (together with its affiliates, “Foundation,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) have no custody over your funds, the ability or duty to transact on your behalf, or the power to reverse transactions. These Risks and Disclaimers, together with the Terms and Conditions and any documents and additional terms or policies that are appended or that expressly incorporate the Terms and Conditions by reference as well as our Privacy Policy (collectively, the “Terms”), constitute a binding agreement between you and us.

Disclaimers

This content is not targeted at any individual or jurisdiction. It is not financial advice, or advice of any nature. Crypto products (particularly those deployed in a decentralized manner) are high-risk and you should not expect to be protected or have recourse if something goes wrong. The Foundation does not endorse or provide any warranty with respect to any tokens or smart contracts. Neutron and all other relevant technologies are being provided on an as-is basis, without representation, warranty, insurance, or indemnity, and all participation is solely at your own risk. Blockchain transactions are, under normal conditions, irreversible. Any tokens you deposit into Neutron-related smart contracts are subject to the potential risk of permanent disablement, impairment, loss, or forfeiture in the event of any exploits, bugs, or malfunctions of the relevant smart contracts or the underlying blockchain itself, and no remedy will be available from any person due to any damages you may suffer in connection with your participation in the Neutron smart contract system or use of any of the relevant technologies. All users assume responsibility for their own actions.

Technical Risks

Using DeFi products carries inherent risks due to the nature of the underlying smart contracts and potential cybersecurity threats. Smart contracts, which are self-executing contracts with the terms of the agreement directly written into code, may contain bugs, vulnerabilities, or coding errors that could lead to the loss of funds, unauthorized access, or other unexpected outcomes. Additionally, DeFi platforms may be targeted by hackers and malicious actors who seek to exploit vulnerabilities in the system, which may result in theft or loss of assets. Users should be aware of these risks and undertake proper due diligence before participating in any DeFi product. While Neutron smart contract have undergone rigorous auditing by reputable third-party firms, there is always a possibility of theoretical vulnerabilities.We are committed to minimizing potential risks and ensuring transparency with our users. However, as with any complex system, unforeseeable circumstances can occur, not limited to DeFi. Please use at your own discretion. Neutron runs a bug bounty program on ImmuneFi that rewards individuals for reporting vulnerabilities in our code. You can find further information on this program here.