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TxFlow protocol vault makes liquidity provision accessible to users without requiring them to run their own market-making strategies.
Here’s a closer look at how it works.
most perp dexes "settle onchain." the chain records the fill. the order book, the queue and the matching decision still live on an operator's server.
running onchain is different: placing, cancelling, matching and filling are each transactions that pass through consensus. the record and the execution are the same thing.
that's why we built our own chain instead of deploying on one. an order book is thousands of ops per second per market, and general-purpose chains aren't built for that.
verify, don't trust. full piece below.
builder code is super important for TxFlow ecosystem. we want to succeed with builders together.
Builder Code lets you earn fees from the trading activity your app brings to TxFlow.
Frontends, bots, and wallet integrations can set fees within user-approved caps, with one builder code across perps and outcome markets.
Apply for a builder slot: txflow.com/apply
Matt retweeted
In March this year we made the hard choice to start our journey in the heart of the bear market.
Today / ln we finally crossed 10bn volume. and we will not stop. We will keep working tirelessly and hearing your feedback to make Tx where billions of transactions flow.
Matt retweeted
Making markets easier to build means spending less time rebuilding the basics and more time on what makes a market worth trading.
Lower the barrier, and more teams can bring their ideas to life.
Matt retweeted
Singapore, that was one for the books 🇸🇬
Across two days of #TOKEN2049 the scale, ambition, and energy of the Next Whale Era came into full view.
Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped bring the Next Whale Era to life.
most chains use gas for two things: paying for blockspace and rationing it.
we took away the charge, not the jobs. filled orders pay for the network. signatures, nonces, rate limits and margin checks keep spam off the book.
placing, cancelling and modifying orders costs 0 gas. the numbers come from a day of public explorer blocks, so you can check them yourself.
perp dex competition is brutal right now. the only way through is a good product and real users. inflated activity can look great for a few weeks, but it means nothing long term. we’re building for people who trade here for real.
gFlow
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Blue Chip Lunch Club. A small table of traders and partners, and conversations that ran long.
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Singapore, you made it one to remember!
As Title Sponsor of #TOKEN2049, we spent two packed days connecting with traders, builders, and industry leaders while bringing the Next Whale Era to life.
Thank you to everyone who made it memorable.
#TOKEN2049 #BloFin
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A week on from @TOKEN2049 Singapore. A busy week of connecting with builders, traders and the community, at the booth, on stage and after hours.
Thank you to everyone who dropped by and shared the time with us.
more markets coming. we’ll keep adding what the community and traders ask for.
got a market you want listed? drop it in our discord.
TxFlow just keeps shipping.
First, more crypto markets. Then commodities, indices, and now $NKE , Nike, with up to 20x leverage.
The pace is honestly impressive.
What makes me bullish on TxFlow is that they’re pushing the idea of Perp DEXs beyond the usual crypto-only markets.
The more assets become available, the more interesting the platform becomes for different types of traders.
And the fact that they’re responding to community requests makes it even better.
They’re not slowing down. They’re expanding what you can trade.
Curious to see what comes next.
@TxFlow_L1
points got a lot of attention this week, and we've already made adjustments based on your feedback. thank you for that.
three things i want to share:
we didn't start txflow to run points, launch, and walk away. we see a real shift coming in global finance, and we want to build an open platform where more people get a fair share of that growth.
most perp dexes are apps built on someone else's chain. txflow runs on its own l1, the same path hyperliquid took, because the goal is to be infrastructure for how the world trades, not just another app.
and txflow will be one of the few fair launches out there. we don't have the long list of vc investors most perp dexes carry, so there's no big insider allocation waiting to be sold on the people who actually use and support us.
points are the start. the l1 is our foundation and ambition. fair launch is our commitment.
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