00:00In today's video, we are talking about the hybrid order book DEXs.
00:03So we're comparing Gravity, which is GRVT, MYX protocol, NADO, N-A-D-O, and StandX.
00:13These are all perpetual DEXs, hybrid architecture systems,
00:18delivering centralized exchange execution speed,
00:22but providing you with that Web3 self-custody.
00:25So modern kind of hybrid perpetual exchanges tend to combine off-chain order matching engines
00:32with on-chain zero-knowledge settlement.
00:35So that makes them deliver sub-second centralized exchange grade execution
00:41with also the guarantee of non-custodial asset security.
00:46So Gravity, GRVT, for example, leads institutional grade ZK hyperchain derivatives
00:53integrating self-custodial privacy off-chain order book matching
00:58and deterministic ZK-proof settlement.
01:01You've got MYX protocol, which features an innovative matching port engine
01:06achieving zero execution slippage with high capital for high-volume market orders.
01:13Where you look at the other platform, NADO,
01:17it actually delivers that ultra-fast order book execution on customer layer 2 infrastructure,
01:23targeting high-frequency scalpers, but also requiring sub-second transaction finality,
01:31elevated API throughput for those high-volume, high-frequency traders as well.
01:38And then StandX, it is a platform that really can provide decentralized perpetual futures
01:44with zero gas fees, on-limit order modifications,
01:48low maker-taker fee tiers, and integrated cross-margin management as well.
01:57So these are all platforms, Dixies, that are really doing things that are promising in the space.
02:03We've seen a lot of liquidity move to venues like Hyperliquid,
02:08and I think that trend is only going to accelerate of people using Dixies
02:14rather than centralized exchange counterparts.
02:17So if you want to get started with any of these platforms,
02:19the links will be in the description.
02:21The full link to the guide is also in the description of the video,
02:25so you can actually see the step-by-step of how each and every one of these platforms
02:31actually achieves all of these features.
02:35And at the end of the day, we are seeing an institutional shift to hybrid order matching.
02:42Decentralized perpetual trading itself is evolving.
02:46Three distinct technical kind of areas that you can look at there
02:50and see key differences with the automated market makers,
02:53with simple liquidity pools that suffered from high slippage,
02:57capital inefficiency, on-chain order books,
02:59fully transparent order books bound by underlying block chain sort of block times and gas costs,
03:07but also hybrid order books and matching engines,
03:10centralized off-chain matching that's coupled with a decentralized on-chain ZK settlement.
03:15So I think at the end of the day,
03:17you can just see that hybrid perpetual exchanges themselves are just isolating order book matching
03:22from on-chain state validation, limit order creation, cancellation, and order book dip,
03:28streaming occurring sort of off-chain and really at sub-20 millisecond speed.
03:35So once those trades are matched, cryptographic validity proofs,
03:40those that ZK snacks or state updates are being committed to the blockchain,
03:44ensuring exchange operators can have a touch, freeze, or rehypoticate your collateral.
03:50And really, it's important to evaluate these hybrid platforms
03:54to kind of determine which ones deliver the tightest spreads,
03:58which ones are low latency and have the most secure protection.
04:02So you can go check out the full guide.
04:06It's in the link in the description.
04:07It's all on our main site and you can get the link
04:09so you can get started with these DEXs and get good bonuses,
04:13referral fees, referral rebates.
04:15Let me know what your thoughts are, like, share, subscribe,
04:16and I'll see you guys in the next videos.
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