This means less complexity which translates to more efficient smart contracts which in turn lead to lower gas cost when it comes to interacting with the protocol.
This is important for both makers and takers that are interacting with the protocol on a frequent basis. For fully onchain orderbook like DEXs such as Carbon, it is an important consideration to take into account.
Note, while you can replicate the functionality of Carbon DeFi with hooks, the cost of the extra complexity (i.e. external smart contracts) make it more expensive to interact with than a protocol that has the functionality built into it natively.
Carbon DeFi was built differently.
It is the only DEX to offer:
⢠Onchain Maker-style Limit Orders
⢠Scaling in/out with one-directional Range Orders
⢠Automated âbuy low, sell highâ with Recurring Orders
⢠Auto-compounding Concentrated Liquidity
All native to the protocol â with zero hooks, zero oracles, zero keepers.
For users, that means no third-party risk. No third-party costs. No hidden points of failure.
@CarbonDeFixyz â DeFi done right.
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