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Splash Protocol is a decentralized trading protocol on Cardano. It offers a Temporal Liquidity Book that builds markets from multiple AMM liquidity pools and an order book, and composable orders executed by an execution engine. The protocol describes decentralized, permissionless automation and open-source smart contracts, plus SPLASH DAO governance through locked SPLASH tokens.
Mangrove is an on-chain order book DEX that allows liquidity providers to post arbitrary smart contracts as offers. It lets users run trading strategies without locking funds, and it is described as an open-source protocol audited by security firms. A Kandel AMM is presented as Mangrove's first AMM.
Hanji Protocol is an on-chain orderbook exchange. It uses a logarithmic matching engine built on radix trees and offers LP vaults. The project states 0% maker fees, low taker fees and ultra-low gas fees.
Sirius ($SIRS) is a liquidity pair-based token on Tezos that lets holders participate in Liquidity Baking, a decentralized liquidity pool between tez and tzBTC incentivized at the protocol level. Purchasing Sirius is presented as a simpler way to earn liquidity baking rewards, which are paid in tez. The source notes a risk of impermanent loss from the tzBTC/tez pair.
Astroport is a permissionless automated market maker and decentralized exchange on the Terra blockchain where users can swap tokens and provide liquidity. It offers passive liquidity pools designed to be more efficient than traditional models.
Bitflow is a decentralized exchange on Stacks aimed at Bitcoin users. According to the site, it aggregates liquidity across multiple DEXs and trading routes, offers concentrated liquidity through HODLMM, and lets users provide liquidity or set up recurring swaps into BTC. Native Bitcoin asset programmability via Pontis is listed as coming soon.
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Splash Protocol is a decentralized trading protocol on Cardano. It offers a Temporal Liquidity Book that builds markets from multiple AMM liquidity pools and an order book, and composable orders executed by an execution engine. The protocol describes decentralized, permissionless automation and open-source smart contracts, plus SPLASH DAO governance through locked SPLASH tokens.
Mangrove is an on-chain order book DEX that allows liquidity providers to post arbitrary smart contracts as offers. It lets users run trading strategies without locking funds, and it is described as an open-source protocol audited by security firms. A Kandel AMM is presented as Mangrove's first AMM.
Hanji Protocol is an on-chain orderbook exchange. It uses a logarithmic matching engine built on radix trees and offers LP vaults. The project states 0% maker fees, low taker fees and ultra-low gas fees.
Sirius ($SIRS) is a liquidity pair-based token on Tezos that lets holders participate in Liquidity Baking, a decentralized liquidity pool between tez and tzBTC incentivized at the protocol level. Purchasing Sirius is presented as a simpler way to earn liquidity baking rewards, which are paid in tez. The source notes a risk of impermanent loss from the tzBTC/tez pair.
Astroport is a permissionless automated market maker and decentralized exchange on the Terra blockchain where users can swap tokens and provide liquidity. It offers passive liquidity pools designed to be more efficient than traditional models.
Bitflow is a decentralized exchange on Stacks aimed at Bitcoin users. According to the site, it aggregates liquidity across multiple DEXs and trading routes, offers concentrated liquidity through HODLMM, and lets users provide liquidity or set up recurring swaps into BTC. Native Bitcoin asset programmability via Pontis is listed as coming soon.
