cardano-opensource-index

To contributors: Please help me fill this out with accurate data.

Ethos

[!IMPORTANT]
"In the real world, you would never ask someone to sign a contract that they cant read. " - @phil_uplc twitter

[!IMPORTANT]
"This culture of making excuses for “decentralized” applications with closed-source smart contracts needs to stop.

[!IMPORTANT]
undefinedYour application is not a DApp if your smart contracts cannot be independently reviewed by the public for backdoors / master-keys. " - @phil_uplc twitter

[!IMPORTANT]
“All closed source code can have some backdoors to steal your funds” - @notjuve twitter

Dishonourable Mentions

Name	Logo	Why
Liqwid Finance		advertises as “DeFi” (decentralised finance) despite not open-sourcing their main protocol contracts.
VyFi		to my knowledge operates as DeX but has not open-sourced ther main contracts.
Optim Finance		calls itself “decentralization advocates” despite not open-sourcing their main protocol contracts.
WingRiders		also closed source “DeX”.
SundaeSwap		build “decentralized software” however do not meet the most basic tenant of decentralisation

[!NOTE]
Sundae & Liqwid Labs both make significant OS contributions however it is a smudge against them that they do not open-source their protocol smart contracts.

Some honourable mentions

• Indigo is a fully-fledged protocol, and one of the largest which is also completely open-source.
• LenFi v1 has been open-source and has already open-sourced v2 before launch.
• Spectrum-Finance (soon to be splash) is probably the only DeX which is actually decentralised.
• Danogo is a cool project, would like to see more bonds some day.

Data

Full Open Source

Project logo	Project Name	Protocol Opensource	Level of OpenSource	Link	Reference
	Indigo	Yes	Full	Indigo on GitHub	disclosure: author of this document is building a competitor to Indigo
	Jpgstore	Yes	Full	Jpgstore Contract V2 Jpgstore Contract V3
	Lenfi	Yes	Full	Lenfi on GitHub
	Cerra.io	Yes	Full	Cerra.io on GitHub
	Paima Engine	Yes*	Full	Paima Engine on GitHub	*Paima Engine is free for open-source projects, but has additional terms for closed-sourced commercial projects.
	Spectrum Finance	Yes	Full
	Djed Stablecoin	Yes	Full

Partial Open Source

Project logo	Project Name	Protocol Opensource	Level of OpenSource	Link	Reference
	Minswap	Yes*	Partial	Minswap on GitHub	V1 source is available, however when Wingriders found a vulnerability they were allegedly blackmailed and closed their source. Most recent, corrected contracts I can not find.
	MuesliSwap	Yes	?	MuesliSwap on GitHub
	CSWAP DEX	Yes*	?		* Allegedly opensource but I cannot find the repository
	Danogo	Yes*	?		* ironic that an optim-derived product is opensource but optim isn’t
	Meld	Yes*	?		*opensource in spite of not being deployed. They might not have a commitment to Cardano but they have done better than every closed source project on this list.
	TeddySwap	Yes	Uses other protocol
	CherryLend	Yes	Uses other protocol

Closed Source

Project logo	Project Name	Protocol Opensource	Level of OpenSource	Link	Reference
	Liqwid	No	Governance		*Liqwid has opensourced various other components but have not opensourced their main smart contracts.
	Optim Finance	No*	No		*their team in principle support OS but can’t OS right now for whatever reasons
	Levvy Finance	No	?
	SundaeSwap	No	?
	VyFinance	No	?
	WingRiders	No	?
	Lending Pond	No	?
	ADAX Pro	No*	?		*project is seemingly dead
	MeoswapFi	No*	?		*project is seemingly dead

Unknown

Project logo	Project Name	Protocol Opensource	Level of OpenSource	Link	Reference
	Astarter	?	?
	Genius Yield	?	?
	FluidTokens	?	?