A hybrid exchange model is a trading platform architecture that combines elements of both centralized and decentralized exchanges. This model typically offers the speed and liquidity of a centralized order book while maintaining user control over assets through non-custodial settlement on a blockchain. It seeks to balance performance with security and decentralization principles.
Context
The hybrid exchange model is gaining traction as a potential solution to address the trade-offs between user experience and self-custody in digital asset trading. Discussions often center on the precise implementation of on-chain and off-chain components and the security implications of such designs. This approach aims to provide a more robust and compliant trading environment for a wider user base.
The hybrid AMM-CEX architecture unifies deep order book liquidity with automated pool efficiency, creating a capital-efficient primitive for institutional flow.
StandX's AMM-order book hybrid architecture, paired with proactive compliance, creates a capital-efficient, regulatory-resilient primitive for decentralized derivatives.
The hybrid AMM and order-book architecture of StandX is capturing significant capital, establishing a new primitive for regulatory-aware decentralized derivatives.
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