institutions might want to create their own applications on top of the protocol and choose the brokers who could authorize to process transactions coming from their application. Is this kind of use case excluded or possible?
Trades can get filled either through Orion Pools, KuCoin order books (on ethereum chain) or binance order books (on ethereum chain and bsc). When a token only has an Orion pool, the only liquidity source are the orion pools, so liquidity will be limited for that particular token. When a token doesn't have a pool on the terminal, a trade will always get filled on one of the CEXs, for example, atom (on bsc). When there is a pool and a CEX connection (for example ORN) you get the best price from the available liquidity sources, either from the pool or from the CEX. Both centralized and decentralized exchanges can be used through Orion, and users get the best prices and negligible slippage with it. The platform also offers trading tools for market analysis, and the arbitrage opportunities can be executed and the arbitrage opportunities can be executed without needing multiple accounts. Other features include a developer kit, an NFT aggregator, and of course, the ORN token, which powers the whole platform. It's a Liquidity aggregator, but note that Orion is limitless and would continue to expire other possibilities. Stay tuned to our news channel for updates
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