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A new generation of fully decentralized exchanges, Node Swap, is coming online
2021-10-14 16:29:01 Reading

 

It is reported that Node Swap, a new generation of completely decentralized exchange that has attracted the attention of many international capitals, is about to go online. Not long ago, Zhao Changpeng, CEO of Binance, said that this is his most optimistic decentralized exchange, why?

With the emergence of information transparency and sharing mode, users become more equal. The purpose of Node Swap is to cooperate with users to jointly operate the exchange with the public for the purpose of co-creation, co-management and sharing.

Node Swap decentralized exchange is a focus block chain of high quality project with digital asset trading platform for the block chain, the Node Swap as the most decentralized exchange of expectation and trustworthy digital currency trading platform, the construction is not bound by national boundaries, the geographical position of global financial ecological open mode, multidisciplinary research, establish long-term value for the user, To help entrepreneurs build world-class blockchain enterprises linking global innovative technologies, talents, projects and capital.

Taking the pain points and to solve the problem of chain blocks in exchange for user security protection, build more stable and reliable, more equitable, secure digital currency trading market, the Node Swap as joint pipe operation mode, return the rights and interests in the customer itself, get more user groups and higher income, more ability to resist risks.

Node Swap decentralized exchange will be safe, reliable, stable, screening the perfection of investment services, for high net worth population and docking for value investing users high quality, long time application prospect of the world’s encryption program, reduce the encrypted market investment threshold, promote organic fusion of encryption and the traditional market, create a good encryption of market order.

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