Swap
Decentralized exchange based on Uniswap V3, granting native liquidity to the project.
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Decentralized exchange based on Uniswap V3, granting native liquidity to the project.
Last updated
FusionSwap's DEX, derived from the well-known Uniswap V3 Protocol, is a peer-to-peer system designed for exchanging cryptocurrencies (ERC-20 Tokens) on the blockchain.
When Pump404 reaches 100% of the binding curve, all funds will be automatically transferred to FusionSwap, marking the project entering a new development phase:
Complete liquidity migration: All accumulated liquidity on the joint curve will be locked and transferred to FusionSwap, ensuring the project has sustained trading depth
Dual liquidity mechanism: FusionSwap supports both ERC-20 token trading and NFT trading, providing users with more flexible trading options
Price discovery mechanism: Transition from fixed joint curve pricing to market-driven price discovery, making asset valuation more transparent and effective
Ecosystem integration: The project can seamlessly access other functions of the Fusion ecosystem, such as Studio, NFT market, etc., expanding the application scenarios. This design not only ensures the stability of the project in the early stage but also provides sustainable liquidity support for subsequent development, enabling the project to gain development opportunities in a broader market.
FusionSwap's core product is automated market makers (AMM).
An automated market maker (AMM) is a form of decentralized exchange (DEX) that allows users to trade utility and governance tokens directly on the chain without going through an order book. Traditional order books are often inefficient for long-tail assets and high-latency chains, and are susceptible to manipulation (fake orders).
The AMM protocol achieves this by pricing the liquidity deposited against specific predefined curves, available around the clock.
Thanks to this automation, traders can easily obtain liquidity for various assets, while liquidity providers can earn trading fees by depositing positions into the AMM without permission.
