DEXs with cross-chain solutions will be crucial to adoption since DeFi is expected to continue growing after market conditions settle. Following regulatory crackdowns and CEX misuse of funds, interest in DEXs has increased. DeFi may still be evolving, but regardless of the chain it operates on, it is clear that innovators must develop strategies to close the gap between DEXs. We are currently...
Decentralized exchange SushiSwap has expanded its token swap functionality with free limited order swaps. SushiSwap users can now buy and sell tokens at any price, without having to constantly monitor the market. The team announced the new free limited order swaps upgrade on May 31. Furthermore, the new feature is available on various networks including Ethereum, Polygon, Avalanche, and Fantom. Limit orders allow...
KAVA has rallied in response to the update. KAVA Jumps on New Partnership Despite the recent slump in the cryptocurrency market, the Kava Network is making significant strides to expand...
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While the overall growth of the cryptocurrency space has been remarkable, the Decentralized Finance (DeFi) space continues to thrive. The rising global adoption of the cryptocurrency space has also rubbed off on the growing and competitive DeFi space. The increasing number of financial platforms emanating from the space, providing multiple bespoke services, makes it very...
Following Kraken’s listings of Bancor (BNT), The Graph (GRT), Livepeer (LPT), Loopring (LRC), Mirror Protocol (MIR), Sushi (SUSHI) and 1inch (1INCH) in most countries, Kraken is excited to announce that residents of the United States, Canada and Australia can now trade these tokens on Kraken. Funding and Trading Funding and trading are live. Keep an… The post...
Sushi is a DeFi protocol that is completely community-driven, serving up delicious interest for your held crypto assets. On Sushi, you can take advantage of passive-income providing DeFi tools such as liquidity providing, yield farming and staking. Furthermore, due to the decentralized nature of being an AMM (Automated Market Maker), Sushi has fewer hurdles to execute your cryptocurrency trades and all fees are...
The crypto sector has been undergoing massive changes in the last few months, with tokens driving up. With this, traders are flocking into the market to get a piece from the market's profits. But while it looks like centralized tokens are stealing the show, decentralized tokens are also skyrocketing in value. This has pushed the majority of the traders in the market to...
Decentralized finance(DeFi) is a financial structure that does not rely on intermediaries or a central body to execute transactions. In most cases, DeFi platforms utilize smart contracts to implement transactions. This way, users can access vital services without worrying about external control. Following the exponential growth of cryptocurrencies in early 2021, DeFi protocols like SushiSwap and 1inch have also attracted more...
Sushiswap and Uniswap have brought the next revolution in swapping. In a centralized exchange, traders have to incur huge fees. Whereas on a DEX, they can bypass this odd. With that said, do you wish to swap your profits at a minimal cost this bull season? If your answer was a big yes then the above- mentioned exchanges are your go-to point. In this...
This article is a complete guide on how to swap on Sushiswap. SushiSwap is one of the most well-liked decentralized exchanges. This exchange is based on the Ethereum network. Sushiswap is a hard fork of Uniswap. It enables users to connect to various systems like Ethereum, ...
SushiSwap's token launch platform MISO suffered a supply chain attack yesterday that drained 864.8 ETH from the 'Jay Pegs Auto Mart' token auction contract. The exploit was first identified by Sushi's CTO Joseph Delong on September 17th, who tweeted out a link to the transaction that drained the funds from the protocol. A stressful day for...
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