Bancor Launches On-Chain Trading Platform Carbon

Bancor Launches On-Chain Trading Platform Carbon

Bancor, a decentralized exchange built on the Ethereum network, has launched an on-chain trading platform called Carbon.

The platform will enable users to distinguish between buy range and sell range, allowing them to buy the token low and sell it high as price moves between those ranges. This is a similar model seen on centralized exchanges, but has lacked on DEXs.

  • With Carbon, users can create automated trading strategies using custom on-chain limit orders and range orders.
  • A user can submit an individual order or combine their orders together to create a recurring strategy that buys in one price range and sells in a separate price range, on repeat.
  • As the market price moves into selected ranges, orders are executed by spot traders who interact with Carbon directly, via DEX aggregators, or as arbitrageurs.

 

TokenInsight is dedicated to covering the most important and cutting-edge trends in the world of crypto. If you have information to share with us, please feel free to contact our email news@tokeninsight.com. Your trust will be well respected.

Source

DeFi

Ethereum

DEX

In This Article

Related News
Ethereum community plans onchain ‘time capsule’ to mark 10th anniversary of network’s genesis block Ethereum community plans onchain ‘time capsule’ to mark 10th anniversary of network’s genesis block
Hyperliquid hits record $248 billion perp volume in May, capturing over 10% of Binance flow Hyperliquid hits record $248 billion perp volume in May, capturing over 10% of Binance flow
Sui DEX Cetus Protocol restarts platform after recovering from $223 million exploit Sui DEX Cetus Protocol restarts platform after recovering from $223 million exploit
Sui DEX Cetus says overlooked flaw in open-source library used by smart contract led to $223 million exploit Sui DEX Cetus says overlooked flaw in open-source library used by smart contract led to $223 million exploit
Vitalik Buterin suggests implementing ‘partially stateless nodes’ to help scale Ethereum Vitalik Buterin suggests implementing ‘partially stateless nodes’ to help scale Ethereum
Latest News More More
2 Days Ago Tether plans further Bitcoin mining expansion in South America with Adecoagro tie up
3 Days Ago North Korean hackers use fake Zoom updates to deliver ‘NimDoor’ macOS malware targeting crypto firms
3 Days Ago JPMorgan's blockchain unit tests new carbon credit tokenization application with S&P Global
June 25 Circle's post-IPO stock surge pushes market cap near Coinbase and USDC
June 20 Kraken offers bitcoin ‘staking’ yield via Babylon without wrapping or lending
delate
Use TokenInsight App All Crypto Insights Are In Your Hands
Open