Ring Protocol Adds Orbs-Powered Limit and TWAP Orders as One in Five Spot Trades Goes On-Chain
Here is a question most DeFi users never think to ask: why can you do less on a decentralized exchange than on the centralized one you supposedly graduated from?
A Binance account gives a first-week trader limit orders, algorithmic execution and stop losses. A vanilla automated market maker gives a self-custodying veteran exactly one tool, the market swap, and wishes them luck with the slippage. That gap has been DeFi's quiet embarrassment for years. It is now closing, integration by integration, and the market update from Ring Protocol today is a useful window into how.
Ring Protocol, a multi-chain decentralized exchange, said that it has integrated dLIMIT and dTWAP, the decentralized limit order and time-weighted average price protocols built by Orbs, bringing both order types to its traders on Base, Arbitrum, Ethereum and BNB Chain at no additional cost. The features run on Orbs' Layer 3 infrastructure, and users...
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