It is exciting to announce that Carbon DeFi’s smart contracts have made their way onto Base with the official launch of “Graphene” by Velocimeter!
Graphene, the first third-party DeFi protocol to harness Carbon DeFi’s technology, unveils a comprehensive suite of trading tools to the Base community including Limit, Range, and Recurring Orders, along with the next-gen concentrated liquidity, Overlapping Liquidity.
Unlike the cryptocurrency markets, humans must [occasionally] cease trading. This is because nature has burdened our species with an inexplicable need to be unconscious for roughly 8 of every 24 hours, or one third of its life. Tragically, it seems biology has not yet caught up to the demonstrable fitness advantages of remaining alert, 24/7, to the price movements of Crypto, which presents the trader with an impossible ultimatum:
Trading cryptocurrency presents unique opportunities and challenges, particularly in the context of the market’s inherent volatility. One effective strategy for navigating this environment is “scaling,” which includes both “scaling in” (gradually accumulating tokens as the market value decreases) and “scaling out” (gradually distributing tokens as the market value increases).
Considering a Uniform Selling Strategy
A uniform trading strategy involves placing all your bids and/or asks at a singl
Trading Bots Transformed: the New Era of Automated Trading on the Horizon
Exploring Carbon DeFi
Exploring this transformative shift towards automation in trading, let’s delve into the intriguing case of Carbon DeFi: a DEX at the crossroads of being a sophisticated trading protocol and a trading bot, particularly with the power of its integration with the Arb Fast Lane Protocol.
Automating Trading Strategies with Carbon DeFi
Carbon DeFi presents a unique blend of novel orderbook-like features, enabling users to customize trading strategies with the use of limit, ran
Per the recent Bancor DAO approved proposal, an incredibly low 0.001% fee for all stable-to-stable trades has been successfully implemented on Carbon DeFi!
Prior to launch, the Bancor DAO voted to implement a protocol-wide taker fee of 20 basis points (0.2%) per trade. While this fee structure is competitive to, and in most cases less than, alternative Ethereum based decentralized exchanges, it was not in line with the industry standard 1–5 basis points (0.01% — 0.05%) stable-to-stable trading
Explorer, the much-anticipated feature on Carbon DeFi, allows users to search by wallet address or specific token pair and easily duplicate strategies with the highest ROI!
Carbon DeFi introduces a new way to trade onchain with Automated Recurring Limit Orders.
Strategy makers on Carbon have the ability to create two separate limit orders, one to buy a token and the other to sell a token, at whatever price points they choose.
These two orders are then linked together. Linked orders result in acquired funds automatically rotating between them, creating an endless trading cycle without need for manual intervention.
No Sandwiches Allowed — How to Prevent MEV Attacks
No sandwiches allowed — how to prevent MEV attacks on AMMs
This is a follow on post of my initial post on how Carbon (and the big virtual fees inherent in a Carbon’y position) make sandwich style MEV attacks impossible, and Mark’s subsequent posts that quantified this, and looked at what those formulas imply. This post is more of a lab notes style post that works with some of the formulas in Mark’s latest article and discusses them further.