Orders.Exchange - Full Protocol DEX Run on BTC
  • Overview
    • What is Orders.Exchange
    • Why create Orders.Exchange?
  • Orderbook DEX
    • Overview
    • Technology & Theory
      • PSBT
      • 0-Sec Multi Transactions
      • Ask Orders
        • Technical flowchart for placing ASK orders
      • Bid Orders
        • Technical flowchart for placing BID orders
      • Nostr Proposal
        • NIP-100
    • Audit Report
    • Service Fee
    • Trade to Burn
  • Orders Swap & Liquidity Pools
    • Orders Swap
      • Overview
      • Technology & Theory
        • Decentralized Architecture
      • Service Fee
      • Swap to Burn
    • Orders Liquidity Pools
      • Overview
      • Technology & Theory
        • Threshold Multisignature
        • Cold-Hot Wallet Isolation
      • Stake to Earn
      • Service Fee Sharing
    • Audit Report
  • Orders Bridge
    • Overview
    • Technology & Theory
    • Audit Report
    • Service Fee
  • Minting is Liquidating
    • Minting is Liquidating
    • Principle Workflow
    • Stake to Earn
    • Service Fee
  • Tokenomics
    • $RDEX
  • Roadmap
    • Orders Roadmap
  • FAQ
    • How to Earn $RDEX?
    • Why does $RDEX have almost half of its tokens in one address, and does this pose a risk?
    • What is the buyback timing and frequency for $RDEX?
    • How does P-LP differ from regular LPs? Do I need to lock my assets?
    • Why are there different reward multipliers in P-LP? How should I choose which multiplier to go for?
    • Is the liquidity I provide to P-LP safe? How can its safety be assured?
    • Why does P-LP differentiate between uni-directional and bi-directional liquidity? What's the differe
    • How are funds transferred between the buyer's and seller's wallets, and do my tokens leave my wallet
    • From a technical perspective, what happens when canceling an already placed buy/sell order?
    • Is the liquidity pool for Orders fully decentralized, and how is it achieved?
    • The world's first Bitcoin-native network supported BID system: How it came into existence
    • How many $RDEX tokens are released daily, and how is it done?
    • After adding LP, how can I make it trade? I can't see this LP on my own trading page.
    • Can I know which P-LP I provided?
    • Why not open RDEX P-LP?
    • The transaction fees are currently high; is there a way to reduce them?
    • What's the difference between orders and other DEXs?
  • Risks & Disclaimer
    • Risks & Disclaimer
  • Team
    • Team Introduction
  • Resources
    • Orders Exchange
    • Twitter
    • Discord
    • Github
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  1. FAQ

What's the difference between orders and other DEXs?

The differentiation lies in several key aspects:

  1. Degree of centralization: Unlike many other decentralized exchanges (DEXs), we don’t utilize any form of custody. Your assets aren't required to be held or deposited onto the platform; you retain maximum control. Leveraging methods called "0-Sec Multiple Transactions" and PSBT technology, your assets remain in your address both before and after being utilized as liquidity provider (LP). This implementation ensures lossless and risk-free liquidity mining.

  2. Diverse Product Experience: We're pioneers in implementing decentralized BID and LP functionalities on Bitcoin. This sets us apart in terms of product innovation and user experience, particularly within the Bitcoin ecosystem.

  3. Divergent Layer 2 Solutions: Our approach incorporates MicrovisionChain's Layer 2 solution, acknowledged as the most optimal Bitcoin sidechain. With features such as a fee rate of 1/400,000 and 0 confirmations, this solution is poised to establish cross-chain bridges, scheduled to launch in the first quarter of 2024.

Our unique blend of decentralization, innovative product offerings, and the integration of a cutting-edge Layer 2 solution sets us apart in the landscape of DEXs, aiming to provide users with enhanced control, security, and efficiency in their decentralized trading experiences.

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