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In the previous article, we explained what steps we have already taken to create the cross-chain feature. Now we are developing an internal database for operations storing. So why did we choose this approach instead of using blockchain? Financial performance. Sending messages between traders and market makers will be off-chain according to the Request For Quote (RFQ) protocol, which means that no fees will be required from blockchain. The assets rate is constantly changing, and effective trading requires up-to-date transaction information. Operating speed. Trading will occur between different blockchains, and they usually have different

In previous posts, we explained why cross-chain exchanges are necessary and why our cross-chain functionality will be especially convenient for users. Today, we will discuss what we've accomplished. The top priority in cross-chain technology is ensuring reliability and security for users and their assets. To ensure this, it was imperative to develop and test the prototype and the initial internal versions. We are pleased to announce that we have already achieved the following: Integrated the Request for Quote (RFQ) mechanism into the messaging protocol between traders and market makers (equivalent to liquidity providers in RFQ DEX). Th

As you are already aware, we are in the process of developing a unique cross-chain exchange functionality. It's time to discuss the advantages that our new technology will bring to users: Simplicity and convenience. No registration, identity verification, or token deposits will be required to utilize the cross-chain feature on STON.fi. You will only need wallets on two networks. Don't waste time and nerves! Security and no additional fees. When using bridges, users usually have to pay high fees and are at risk of hacker attacks. STON.fi essentially eliminates the need for bridges and offers direct exchanges of native tokens without wra

You have assets on one blockchain, and you want to transfer them to another blockchain. Blockchains are not connected, so tokens cannot be exchanged directly. CEXes, crypto exchanges, and bridges are normally used to solve this problem. However, none of the methods above is ideal for everyone. The verification procedure and difficulties of sending and withdrawing assets on a CEX take too much time, and it is far from safe to keep your personal data and funds with a third party. Crypto exchanges can be useful because of their varied requirements, but finding the right service that can be trusted and that works with the blockchains you need

Cryptocurrency space is filled with a large number of projects and sprawling ecosystems. Some of these systems have legal entities that are registered in their respective jurisdictions. Others exist purely as digital entities that have no centralized form of government. When decentralization becomes the centerpiece of an entity’s management, the only way to reach decisions is through consensus among its participants. This is where the concept of the DAO – the decentralized autonomous organization comes into play. What Is a DAO? At its most basic, a decentralized autonomous organization is an approach to management that revolves around t

The cryptocurrency space is known for its many avenues that allow investors to generate passive income. One of the first and most popular means of making such income is staking. Staking lies at the heart of some of the most popular blockchain networks and is an alternative to mining in terms of both network operation management and investment. In the given material we will explore the basic principles of staking and its advantages and disadvantages. What Is Staking? If staking were to be compared to anything in the real world, then it would have to take the form of a bank deposit. Much like the money deposited in a bank, the tokens o