Cross-chain transaction costs have always been a pain point for DeFi users. In comparison, some decentralized trading platforms have significantly lowered Bitcoin trading fees—95% cheaper than other cross-chain DEXs and even 45% cheaper than single-chain DEXs. The key is that they can offer price levels close to centralized exchanges, but in a fully decentralized mode, without the need for KYC verification. Transactions are completed directly on the chain, and assets remain in the user's control. The underlying technology is also solid, which is what users need most—cheap, secure, and transparent.
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RetiredMiner
· 01-14 03:57
95% cheaper? Really? I have to try it out!
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AirdropLicker
· 01-14 03:57
95% fee difference? What kind of black technology is this, and how does it work?
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NewPumpamentals
· 01-14 03:55
These fee numbers look a bit suspicious... If it really drops by 95%, how are other DEXs still alive?
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StillBuyingTheDip
· 01-14 03:46
Uh... 95% off? Feels a bit exaggerated, I haven't actually experienced it to be that intense.
Cross-chain transaction costs have always been a pain point for DeFi users. In comparison, some decentralized trading platforms have significantly lowered Bitcoin trading fees—95% cheaper than other cross-chain DEXs and even 45% cheaper than single-chain DEXs. The key is that they can offer price levels close to centralized exchanges, but in a fully decentralized mode, without the need for KYC verification. Transactions are completed directly on the chain, and assets remain in the user's control. The underlying technology is also solid, which is what users need most—cheap, secure, and transparent.