πŸ”±Problem & Solution

Limitations of Traditional Trading

Lack of Transparency

  • In many centralized exchanges, transaction records and liquidation processes are often opaque, making it difficult for traders to verify the fairness of the system.

High Barriers to Entry

  • Orderbook-based futures trading typically requires a deeper understanding of advanced trading strategies and often favors institutional traders or large funds with significant capital.

Difficulty in Risk Diversification

  • When liquidity is spread thinly across multiple assets or orderbooks, market stability can suffer, leading to higher price slippage and volatility.

How waveX Addresses These Challenges

Transparent On-Chain Trading

  • Every step of opening or closing a position is executed via smart contracts, creating a fully verifiable record on the blockchain. This transparency reduces the risk of hidden fees or unfair liquidations.

WLP (Liquidity Pool) Structure

  • Instead of matching orders through an orderbook, waveX relies on a shared liquidity pool where deposited assets facilitate both long and short positions.

  • Lower Entry Barrier: You only need a small amount of assets to become a liquidity provider.

  • Consolidated Liquidity: By pooling assets in one place, waveX can offer more stable trading conditions and reduced price slippage.

Regular Rewards Distribution

  • Liquidity providers (LPs) earn some of various fees (e.g., open and close positions, swaps) as rewards, distributed weekly (typically on Wednesdays, subject to change).

  • Here is the details for the reward: https://docs.wavex.fi/docs/reward

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