🎆Overview
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EmberSwap is a decentralized exchange, providing liquidity and enabling peer-to-peer transactions on the smartBCH Network.
The goal is to provide a comprehensive and convenient, one-stop platform for the cryptocurrency community.
EmberSwap allows users to trade directly from their wallets, rather than trading through a third party – tokens never leaving your custody means it is 100% owned by you.
Lower trading fees make EmberSwap an attractive platform to trade with.
Higher liquidity also helps provide a broad range of support to various facets of the crypto community, and to continuously adapt to the market by continuing to provide value to both token holders and the community.
Trade directly from wallet to wallet, without any third party account or releasing custody of your tokens.
Stake your tokens in our single asset vaults or paired in our liquidity pools to earn more $EMBER.
Provide liquidity to earn part of the protocol's trading fees.
Smart Bitcoin Cash (smartBCH for short) is a sidechain for Bitcoin Cash and has an aim to explore new ideas and unlock possibilities. It is compatible with Ethereum's EVM and Web3 API and provides high throughput for DApps in a fast, secure, and decentralized manner.
In addition to basic EVM compatibility, smartBCH also extends it further:
Low gas fees and massive throughputHas been developed from scratch and is made of several low-level libraries which fully leverage the potential of hardware, especially its inherent parallelism. The throughput will be as large as one billion gas every 15 seconds to allow more users practice DeFi at very low cost.
Use Existing Tools and DApp Front-EndsConnect popular tools like MetaMask, Hardhat, Waffle, Remix, and Truffle via a complete set of Web3 RPC endpoints. Use well-known JavaScript libraries, such as Web3.js or Ethers.js.
Deploy with Minimal ChangesIf you have an existing contract, it will work right away with no need to rewrite or reconfigure.
Use Familiar Programming LanguagesWrite smart contracts in Solidity or anything that compiles to Solidity bytecode.
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