Decentralized finance has largely been defined by Automated Market Maker systems that use liquidity pools and mathematical curves to set prices. AMMs made early DeFi possible by allowing users to trade without traditional order books or centralized intermediaries. But as the industry matures, the limitations of AMMs have become increasingly clear, especially for traders, institutions, […]
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