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Why $ORN cant be compared to other exchange aggregators!
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Other aggregators won't have any other volume on their platform other than volume that traders bring using their exchange.
@orion_protocol is so much more than that. They are a liquidity aggregator protocol
A thread
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Other aggregators won't have any other volume on their platform other than volume that traders bring using their exchange.
@orion_protocol is so much more than that. They are a liquidity aggregator protocol
2: $ORN
@orion_protocol is a middle layer and any other #defi project can use them
Projects can white label some of $ORN products where their own traders will contribute to $ORN total volume
$ORN has over 3 products & white label solutions that clients want now
@orion_protocol is a middle layer and any other #defi project can use themProjects can white label some of $ORN products where their own traders will contribute to $ORN total volume $ORN has over 3 products & white label solutions that clients want now
3: $ORN
That means that the terminal isn't the entire project, it is just another product that's built on top of the protocol
Anyone is free to build upon the protocol.
Every single tx is performed by decentralized brokerage, and is subject to a basic fee.
That means that the terminal isn't the entire project, it is just another product that's built on top of the protocol
Anyone is free to build upon the protocol.
Every single tx is performed by decentralized brokerage, and is subject to a basic fee.
4: $ORN
Meaning all transactions - whether on @orion_protocol or a white label solution elsewhere will directly contribute to rewards for stakers.
So comparing trading volume to @Uniswap isn’t justifiable. No one does what $ORN do.
Meaning all transactions - whether on @orion_protocol or a white label solution elsewhere will directly contribute to rewards for stakers.
So comparing trading volume to @Uniswap isn’t justifiable. No one does what $ORN do.
5: $ORN
You can compare @Uniswap or someone else like $REEF to the trading volume on the terminal...but that isn’t total volume.
$ORN will have third parties across DeFi contributing to our total volume, not just the terminal
You can compare @Uniswap or someone else like $REEF to the trading volume on the terminal...but that isn’t total volume.
$ORN will have third parties across DeFi contributing to our total volume, not just the terminal
