ZilSwap
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United Kingdom
Exchange AbbreviationZilSwap
Exchange TypeDecentralized Exchange
Operating Period2-5 years
Websitehttps://zilswap.io/swap
Trade TypeSpot Trade
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Exchange Overview

Exchange Overview

Launched in October 2020, ZilSwap.io ("ZilSwap") is a fully on-chain, decentralised exchange running on the Zilliqa network— a high-performance scalable public blockchain platform based in Singapore. The DEX—governed by ZWAP holders— strives to deliver an unrivaled experience for users looking to trade, earn liquidity rewards, participate in initial liquidity offerings, and bridge their assets between the Zilliqa and Ethereum networks.

ZilSwap underwent a rebranding exercise and a dashboard rehaul in mid-2021 and have continued to strengthen its position as the DeFi hub of Zilliqa with the release of the following key features since:

Swap & Pool: Allows users to swap tokens and provide liquidity on their favourite token pairs while earning liquidity mining rewards.

ZILO: ZilSwap Initial Liquidity Offering (ZILO) is an on-chain service where ZWAP holders can participate in providing liquidity for the latest tokens on ZilSwap, before they even launch.

ZilBridge: A bridge that allows users to bridge their assets between the Zilliqa and Ethereum networks. Current supported assets are BTC, ETH, and USDT, with more tokens to be added later.

Multi-Reward Claimer: A reward claim feature that allows users to claim their liquidity pool rewards in a single transaction.

More features are lined up as part of ZilSwap’s 2.0 development roadmap:

ARK (initial release at end October 2021): ZilSwap’s very own NFT marketplace that will allow users to trade their NFTs seamlessly, with cross-bridge NFT integration to be supported in future;

Single-sided Liquidity for impermanent loss protection;

Amplified AMM that will allow for arbitrary token pairs; and

Staking.

For more information, visit ZilSwap.io.

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CME CEO Terry Duffy Calls Crypto Perps Swaps in CFTC Court Fight

Duffy Calls Perps Swaps  CME Group CEO Terry Duffy has called crypto perpetual futures swaps rather than futures, a label that would move the products under the tighter rulebook regulators wrote for the swaps market after 2008. The statement came in an interview published after the exchange posted record third-quarter revenue, and it lands in the middle of an active court fight: CME is suing the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to win that very classification. Perpetual futures, known in the industry as perps, are contracts with no expiry date, so a trader can hold a leveraged position indefinitely. Their price stays tied to the spot market through the funding rate, a recurring payment that long and short positions exchange with each other. Duffys argument is that this payment mechanism is what swap contracts do. “And that is the definition of a swap,” he said. The CFTC has already taken the opposite view: on May 29 the regulator approved a Bitcoin (BTC) perpetual contract from prediction market platform Kalshi as a futures contract, the decision CME is now contesting in court. Under a swaps reading, the products would fall into the post-2008 derivatives framework rather than the futures regime. Duffy has

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