UNISWAP is an automated market maker type exchange that leverages liquidity pool to facilitate transactions on it’s platform. An automated market maker exchange is particularly different from an order-based exchange in the sense that buyers and sellers do not wait for their orders to be fulfilled, instead, it is like a silo from where these tokens can be withdrawn.
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UNISWAP is an automated market maker type exchange that leverages liquidity pool to facilitate transactions on it’s platform. An automated market maker exchange is particularly different from an order-based exchange in the sense that buyers and sellers do not wait for their orders to be fulfilled, instead, it is like a silo from where these tokens can be withdrawn.
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UNISWAP is an automated market maker type exchange that leverages liquidity pool to facilitate transactions on it’s platform. An automated market maker exchange is particularly different from an order-based exchange in the sense that buyers and sellers do not wait for their orders to be fulfilled, instead, it is like a silo from where these tokens can be withdrawn.
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We’re talkin’ about stablecoins! What they are, their types, uses, and stuff like that. How do you get them? or what happens to them after you're done with it? or Are they cash crunched?. A stable coin is a digital currency that is pegged 1:1 to a fiat, like a dollar, or to a commodity, like oil or gold. But why? Join me in to understand the simplest reason why USDT or *** for that matter became what they are.
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We’re talkin’ about stablecoins! What they are, their types, uses, and stuff like that. How do you get them? or what happens to them after you're done with it? or Are they cash crunched?. A stable coin is a digital currency that is pegged 1:1 to a fiat, like a dollar, or to a commodity, like oil or gold. But why? Join me in to understand the simplest reason why USDT or *** for that matter became what they are.
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