High Liquidity
Introduction
Liquidity is the foundation of efficient trading, and Perpetual Mode ensures deep liquidity through our integration with Orderly Network. By leveraging omnichain liquidity aggregation, traders on our protocol gain access to highly liquid orderbooks with minimal slippage, even during volatile market conditions.
How It Works
Orderly Network aggregates liquidity from multiple blockchains.
This liquidity is combined into a single, shared orderbook, ensuring:
Efficient trade execution
Minimal price impact
Robust liquidity across multiple networks
Additionally, our protocol employs a Reflective Market Maker (RMM) model, which mirrors orderbooks from Orderly Network.
RMM Liquidity Mechanism
Mirrored Orderbooks
Perpetual Mode: Liquidity is synchronized with Orderly Network, ensuring consistency across trading pairs.
Dual-Aggregation Model
By combining Orderly’s omnichain liquidity with RMM mirroring, our platform offers:
Reduced slippage even for large orders.
Tighter spreads for more cost-efficient trades.
Seamless execution for both small and institutional-sized trades.
Why This Matters
Traders benefit from:
Better Pricing – High liquidity ensures tight spreads and optimal entry/exit points.
Reliable Order Execution – Large trades are executed with minimal price deviation.
Centralized-Level Depth in DeFi – Experience CEX-like liquidity in a fully decentralized trading environment.
This deep liquidity infrastructure bridges the gap between centralized efficiency and decentralized transparency, making our platform ideal for both retail and institutional traders.
Summary
What It Means: Traders gain access to deep liquidity pools sourced from Orderly’s omnichain network, reducing price impact and ensuring efficient trade execution.
How It Works: Orderly aggregates liquidity from multiple chains into a shared orderbook, allowing seamless cross-chain trading.
Why It Matters: High liquidity ensures better pricing, minimal slippage, and an improved trading experience, particularly for large orders and volatile market conditions.
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