HashFlow 【HFT】　Next-generation DEX

The one I’m introducing now is HashFlow.

HashFlow is the next-generation DEX.

It is a decentralized exchange designed for interoperability, zero slippage, and trades protected by MEV.

MEV originally stood for Miner Extractable Value on Ethereum, but is now used as an abbreviation for Maximal Extractable Value.

MEV = maximize profit, please remember that.

The MEV issue in DeFi became pronounced from 2020 to 2021.

Miners and validators have a natural incentive to maximize their revenue, so the fundamental problem is believed to lie in front-running.

Front-running is a major issue that caused Ethereum gas fees to surge.

Front-running refers to a type of attack that exploits the transparent nature of a blockchain.

It means placing a higher-profit transaction ahead of another user’s transaction before it is settled.

HashFlow is currently available on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Avalanche, Arbitrum, and Optimism, boasting over $12 billion in trading volume.

HashFlow uses a hybrid on-chain/off-chain RFQ engine to obtain off-chain quotes from market makers who manage liquidity in on-chain pools.

This means that all HashFlow trades are fully protected against slippage and MEV exploits, whether they occur locally on a single chain or across chains.

By using HashFlow instead of traditional AMMs (Automated Market Makers), market makers can use off-chain pricing functions backed by cryptographic signatures to acquire liquidity and pricing assets.

Using HashFlow provides MEV resilience, making front-running impossible and allowing traders to retain their profits.

HashFlow is available for GameFi Hashverse quests and staking developed by Hollywood major creative agencies. HashFlow’s site features Hashverse.

HashFlow’s current price is hovering around 88 JPY.

Trading is available on Binance, Gate, MEXC, and others.

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