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Symbiosis is a decentralized exchange that pools together liquidity from different blockchains, whether they use EVM technology or not. With Symbiosis, users can effortlessly trade any token and transfer their assets across blockchains. No need to worry about which network a token is on or how to move funds between different blockchains. All cross-chain operations are done in a single click (one transaction) at competitive exchange rates and transaction costs.
The Symbiosis protocol is designed to provide a seamless cross-chain trading experience for users, while adhering to the following key principles:
Let's have a look at the parts of the Symbiosis protocol (Scheme 1).
The Symbiosis protocol consists of two main parts:
The Symbiosis protocol provides the following services:
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Complete Decentralization
The Symbiosis protocol operates without a central authority, ensuring that no single party can halt its functionality or censor user access.
Interoperability
Symbiosis aims to connect every blockchain that attracts sufficient market interest, ultimately striving to create a unified bridge between all blockchains.
Non-custodial
User funds remain secure, as no one – not even the Symbiosis team – has access to them.
Boundless Cross-chain Liquidity
The Symbiosis protocol targets the full range of token pairs across supported blockchain networks, providing the best prices to exchange any arbitrary token pair.
