CryptoBridge vs SushiSwap vs DODO Exchange
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What problem does this service solve?
| Decentralized exchange that allows users to become stakeholders and receive 50% of the revenues from trading fees. | SushiSwap is an automated market maker based exchange that provides users with a larger governance role. | DODO aim to provide greater on-chain liquidity and reduce impermanent loss compared to AMM exchange protocols. |
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Company Description
CryptoBridge is a decentralized exchange (DEX) powered by the BridgeCoin (BOC). BOC holders receive 50% of the profits that CryptoBridge collects from trading fees and become innvestors in the BridgeCoin exchange. In order to receive their share of the profits, users must stake part of their BOC holdings for a period of 1, 3, 6 or 12 months. The longer you stake your coins, the higher the staking bonus will be. Trading Fee: 0.2 % | SushiSwap is a decentralized exchange protocol that emerged as a fork of UniSwap. The main difference being the SUSHI token which acts as a governance token and entitles holders to a percentage of the trading fees charged on the network. Both UniSwap and SushiSwap, use an automated market making (AMM) model, where liquidity providers add funds to liquidity pools. Unlike centralized, order book exchanges, token pairs are priced according to an equation in which multiplying the prices of the 2 tokens will always equal a constant. | The DODO exchange allows users to trade Crypto through a liquidity protocol that is powered by their Proactive Market Maker (PMM) algorithm. It is an oracle-aided algorithm with an advanced pricing formula that provides contract-fillable liquidity, designed to maximize efficiency and reduced price slippage compared to decentralized exchanges that use an automated market maker (AMM) model. Another relative advantage of the DODO exchange is that it give liquidity providers greater flexibility. |
