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NagaSwap
Abstract
Market Overview
Introduction
Speed and Usability
Centralization
Orderbooks
Cross-chain Support
Project NagaSwap Protocol
NagaSwap Protocol Settlement Logic
Nagaswap Protocol Settlement Logic Korean
Token Sale
Road Map
Security Certification - Verified by CertiK
An Introduction to Binance Smart Chain (BSC)
Make Money Game
Anteres Governance
Introduction
The Anteres Token
Our Long-Term Vision
Tokens Locked for 2 Years of Vesting
Eco-system Explaination
Token Sale Metrics
Token Distribution
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Cross-chain Support
There have been many attempts at cross-chain support. WBTC is probably the most known, creating an ERC20 token wrapping BTC; Thorchain is building an entire protocol that allows for complete, fast cross-chain support.
There are lots of ways to attempt it. One thing all of the current versions have in common, though, is an oracle, or panel of token holders, or some other place where the truth is decided by people expected to be honest. Because, fundamentally, BTC isn’t on Ethereum, so how can a smart contract know or impact its transfers?
Enter Nagaswap Protocol.
Nagaswap is not perfect; nothing is. There are fundamental tradeoffs between speed and decentralization; sophistication and ease of use. But Nagaswap is different, and it’s powerful. Its software enables a fast DEX; it has cross-chain support, stable coins, wrapped coins, order books, and the ability to create custom and novel financial products; and while having all of those, it’s fully decentralized. There are no oracles to centralized price feeds; no tribunals whose honesty you rely on. Nagaswap is pure DeFi. And unlike current DeFi, it’s fast and cheap.
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