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ABEYCHAIN launches XSWAP: A new generation of DEX

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There are a lot of areas at which DeFi could certainly make improvements, such as in its user experience, which is not optimized for mainstream retail market participants. Hacks have also proven to be a challenge for DeFi products and services. Indeed, hacks and attacks drained $120 million worth of funds in 2020 alone. Less than $50 million thereof ended up being recovered. 

The Ethereum blockchain still faces major scalability challenges, too. Developers have promised a second implementation, eth2, but it remains to be seen how effective the sequel will be when it comes to scaling blockchain technology. What happens with eth2 is key to the future of Ethereum’s DeFi movement. If eth2 fails to live up to expectations, it could lead to alternatives eating its market share. 

Many protocols have attracted significant capital and the associated network effect in a short period of time because many believe that DeFi has the potential to reimagine global finance thanks to its flexibility, programmability, composability, and more. 

Ethereum is not the only blockchain upon which the DeFi ecosystem— including DEXs—has proliferated.  Polkadot, Solana, and Abbeychain have created their own Decentralized Exchange ecosystems. Abbeychain is an interoperable protocol with a bridge to the Ethereum network, offering improved cross-chain support.

ABEY 2.0 Blockchain (ABEYCHAIN) central innovation might be the Hybrid Consensus, which combines Bitcoin’s Proof of Work (PoW) consensus with Dan Larimer’s Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) consensus. 

The team behind ABEYCHAIN is composed of long-term researchers in blockchain research and development. Their idea in part centers around a novel virtual machine concept, inspired by the Ethereum Virtual Machine. The ABEYCHAIN Virtual Machine (AVM) entails permission-chain-based transaction processing mechanisms in a permissionless environment. 

The design also incorporates familiar ideas such as data sharding, which will be implemented in the sequel to Ethereum, eth2. 

Cryptocurrency and blockchain technology is surging in popularity. Industry and academia have taken notice, and many have researched the ways in which blockchain can revolutionize the financial world. 

ABEYCHAIN’s XSWAP offers a decentralized exchange with transaction transparency, autonomy, immutability with the potential to form a considerable part of the overall blockchain and cryptocurrency industry. 

Bitcoin and Ethereum have proven unscalable. The transaction rates made possible by those platforms are not high enough amount to be economically viable. While Bitcoin for instance requires intense energy output and computation power, new approaches can offer much-needed improvements. 

Demand for dapps, decentralized applications built on blockchain technology (most often Ethereum), has only been on the rise in recent years. Blockchain applicability to the real world is only increasing over time. ABEYCHAIN offers a live protocol enabling higher transaction rates. 

Want to host computationally intensive peer-to-peer gaming applications with a massive user base? ABEYCHAIN is your chain. Want to host smart contracts for purposes such as Initial Coin Offerings (ICO) and more? ABEYCHAIN is your chain. 

Conclusion 

This multi-layered blockchain for high-volume transactions fuses PoW and DPoS to go beyond past models which depended on Proof of Stake (PoS) and Permissioned Byzantine Fault Tolerant (BFT) protocols. 

DEXs are always getting easier to use. One day soon, anyone with a smartphone can access the hundreds of dapps made possible by DeFi technology. 

DEXs generally don’t have a fiat onramp or offramp. They are a key infrastructural piece for a closed-loop 

Decentralized exchanges are protocols, which allow distributed nodes to communicate with each other. 

Tradeoffs around throughput, latency, security, scalability, and fees, and slippage (the extent to which a larger order alters the price).

Disclaimer: This is a paid post and should not be treated as news/advice.

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