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DZapBatch sell multiple tokens in a single transaction! ⚡️
Hello DZapers! ⚡️ In the last article, we explained everything about “Batch Buy”. Go through it if you haven’t already https://mirror.xyz/0x3a28f13bA51235c895c1B080b108cDc45C9eA472/bLafD1YELLoZbFwqBYWc3WuWL997ApbtEf2Eybp-lmA🏷 Let’s now understand what Batch Sell is!Batch Sell feature enables users to sell one than one token in a single transaction. In other words, you can sell any number of tokens at once without having to swap one at a time. Through Batch Sell, you can “Convert multiple tok...
DZapDifference between DCA on CEX and DEX
Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) is an investment strategy that involves dividing the total investment amount and purchasing a target asset at regular intervals, regardless of the asset's price. Implementing DCA on both centralized exchanges (CEX) and decentralized exchanges (DEX) differs in terms of setup and custody of funds. On a CEX like Binance, a Recurring Buy feature allows users to buy a fixed amount of cryptocurrency over a set interval of time. Users can schedule their purchases usi...
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2024 was a game-changing year for DZap, packed with groundbreaking achievements and setting the stage for an exciting 2025. Here's a quick look back and a glimpse forward.2024 HighlightsBridge Aggregator Goes LiveDZap launched its bridge aggregator this year, integrating with 30+ bridges like Synapse, Across, and Stargate, and 20+ chains, including both EVM and non-EVM chains like Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, and Core. This made multi-chain transactions seamless and accessible for users gl...
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Cryptocurrency Exchanges are a marketplace to trade & invest in cryptocurrencies. The Centralised Exchanges (CEX) & Decentralised Exchanges (DEX) in the crypto market have always been in conflict with each other.
DEXs are peer-to-peer marketplaces where buyers & sellers make transactions directly without the need of an intermediary. DEX makes use of smart contracts & Blockchain ledgers to function.
CEXs are a type of cryptocurrency exchange that is operated by a company that owns it in a centralised manner. The company is in-charge of the funds and is regulated by banks & government.
We cannot determine a clear winner of DEX vs CEX because both of them have their own pros & cons. Let’s dive into details of what makes DEX different from CEX:
More coins/tokens are available to trade on DEX.
A DEX is free from government requirements, regulations, or monitoring.
DEX does not require any authentication process or KYC
DEX does not own users’ assets. Each user has full access to their private keys and, therefore, their crypto assets.
DEX resides directly on the blockchain, hence are less vulnerable to hacks or fraud.
The transaction is slow as each transaction must be validated by miners.
DEX has limited trading options.
DEX are difficult to use in one go.
Deposits & Withdrawal cannot be done in Fiat currency
Most of the decentralised exchanges are still missing volumes and integrations with other blockchains.
The transactions are processed on the blockchain, which makes DEX slower and more expensive,** **
In the DeFi space, transactions are seldom simple or straightforward. But, sometimes a user’s desired intent might be to carry multiple transactions. Example: buying/selling more than one tokens using a Decentralised Exchange (DEX). This is not supported by any DEXs.
DZap is a new decentralized platform that allows multiple swaps in a single transaction. DZap aims to “Unify multi-step processes in DeFi into one”. Hence, batch buy/sell multiple tokens at once without having to go through multiple swaps.
Check out the detailed doc on DZap here
To walk through the entire process of using DZap and interacting with different features, visit the website.
Join the DZap Discord
Follow DZap on Twitter
Give feedbacks on Canny
Read more about DZap here
Cryptocurrency Exchanges are a marketplace to trade & invest in cryptocurrencies. The Centralised Exchanges (CEX) & Decentralised Exchanges (DEX) in the crypto market have always been in conflict with each other.
DEXs are peer-to-peer marketplaces where buyers & sellers make transactions directly without the need of an intermediary. DEX makes use of smart contracts & Blockchain ledgers to function.
CEXs are a type of cryptocurrency exchange that is operated by a company that owns it in a centralised manner. The company is in-charge of the funds and is regulated by banks & government.
We cannot determine a clear winner of DEX vs CEX because both of them have their own pros & cons. Let’s dive into details of what makes DEX different from CEX:
More coins/tokens are available to trade on DEX.
A DEX is free from government requirements, regulations, or monitoring.
DEX does not require any authentication process or KYC
DEX does not own users’ assets. Each user has full access to their private keys and, therefore, their crypto assets.
DEX resides directly on the blockchain, hence are less vulnerable to hacks or fraud.
The transaction is slow as each transaction must be validated by miners.
DEX has limited trading options.
DEX are difficult to use in one go.
Deposits & Withdrawal cannot be done in Fiat currency
Most of the decentralised exchanges are still missing volumes and integrations with other blockchains.
The transactions are processed on the blockchain, which makes DEX slower and more expensive,** **
In the DeFi space, transactions are seldom simple or straightforward. But, sometimes a user’s desired intent might be to carry multiple transactions. Example: buying/selling more than one tokens using a Decentralised Exchange (DEX). This is not supported by any DEXs.
DZap is a new decentralized platform that allows multiple swaps in a single transaction. DZap aims to “Unify multi-step processes in DeFi into one”. Hence, batch buy/sell multiple tokens at once without having to go through multiple swaps.
Check out the detailed doc on DZap here
To walk through the entire process of using DZap and interacting with different features, visit the website.
Join the DZap Discord
Follow DZap on Twitter
Give feedbacks on Canny
Read more about DZap here
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