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RubiconThe Die is Cast: Launch of Decentralization and $RUBI
🌍 The Launch of $RUBIAd Victoriam. Rubicon exists to build the World’s Last Financial Exchange — a decentralized, non-custodial trading platform that democratizes access to global markets. Our mission is to accelerate the advent of an open, efficient, and transparent financial system for humanity, governed and operated by its users. Over the past four years, Rubicon has processed over $200 million in onchain trading volume across many protocol versions. Every trade has been non-custodial, ve...
RubiconRubicon v1 Whitepaper
Rubicon v1 [repo] Benjamin Hughes, Forrest Norwood contact (at) rubicon (dot) finance March 19, 2022AbstractIn this paper, we introduce Rubicon v1, an order book protocol for Ethereum, and by extension an order book protocol for the world.BackgroundAn exchange is the most important venue in a given financial system; without a common venue for liquidity, markets are inefficient. Given their importance, the ideal exchange is fully transparent, has no downtime, and is accessible to anyone wantin...
RubiconToken Bridging is live on Rubicon
Today we are launching a Token Bridge in the Rubicon App! Select the Bridge on the sidebar to transfer tokens to and from Ethereum, Optimism, and other blockchains 🌉 Powered by Socket, our Bridge finds the best route from major token bridges with support for hundreds of token combinations and 9 blockchains:Whether you are bridging to Optimism to trade on Rubicon for the first time or you’re seizing an opportunity on another chain, our Bridge finds you the best route without having to leave t...
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RubiconThe Die is Cast: Launch of Decentralization and $RUBI
🌍 The Launch of $RUBIAd Victoriam. Rubicon exists to build the World’s Last Financial Exchange — a decentralized, non-custodial trading platform that democratizes access to global markets. Our mission is to accelerate the advent of an open, efficient, and transparent financial system for humanity, governed and operated by its users. Over the past four years, Rubicon has processed over $200 million in onchain trading volume across many protocol versions. Every trade has been non-custodial, ve...
RubiconRubicon v1 Whitepaper
Rubicon v1 [repo] Benjamin Hughes, Forrest Norwood contact (at) rubicon (dot) finance March 19, 2022AbstractIn this paper, we introduce Rubicon v1, an order book protocol for Ethereum, and by extension an order book protocol for the world.BackgroundAn exchange is the most important venue in a given financial system; without a common venue for liquidity, markets are inefficient. Given their importance, the ideal exchange is fully transparent, has no downtime, and is accessible to anyone wantin...
RubiconToken Bridging is live on Rubicon
Today we are launching a Token Bridge in the Rubicon App! Select the Bridge on the sidebar to transfer tokens to and from Ethereum, Optimism, and other blockchains 🌉 Powered by Socket, our Bridge finds the best route from major token bridges with support for hundreds of token combinations and 9 blockchains:Whether you are bridging to Optimism to trade on Rubicon for the first time or you’re seizing an opportunity on another chain, our Bridge finds you the best route without having to leave t...
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Rubicon has a redesigned Trade page with charts from TradingView, it’s live now on the App: app.rubicon.finance/trade
With the new interface, traders can place Limit Orders and Market Orders while tracking markets with live price charts and order books!
First, select a trading pair. The Rubicon protocol is permissionless and supports trading of any ERC-20 token, but for now, the App uses a shortlist of popular tokens on Optimism. Select or flip the tokens to view the chart and order book for the pair:
Now it’s time to place a trade. Market Orders specify a quantity and are executed instantly at the market price, the best possible price on the order book. These orders pay a 0.01% protocol fee for “taking” liquidity off the book. Swaps on Rubicon are effectively market orders that can route across multiple order books!
Limit Orders specify a price and a quantity and are only filled if the market price crosses the limit price. Note that tokens offered in a limit order are sent to the Rubicon order book contract and remain there until the order is filled or canceled. Traders can cancel orders and check their status under the Orders tab or the History page:
To learn more about the Rubicon protocol at a technical level, visit our documentation. There you can find overviews of the smart contracts (e.g. RubiconMarket) as well as helpful tools for developers like our Python and Rust SDKs. If you need help onboarding a trading bot, ask questions in our Discord!
Regardless of what they trade, people love the feature-rich charts from TradingView. Rubicon integrated the Technical Analysis Charts, which have many chart types, dozens of technical analysis (TA) tools, custom time/date ranges, and seamless price scaling. Our team really likes Fullscreen Mode:
The data that populates the charts, the order books, and open orders is queried from Rubicon’s subgraphs; open APIs for querying historical data from the blockchain. You can use our subgraphs to query market data and historical token prices. Here are links to getting started:
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**Documentation **
**Blog **
**GitHub **
**Forum **
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Alea iacta est.
(This post is for educational purposes only. Nothing in it should be construed as financial advice. Do your own research before making investments.)
Rubicon has a redesigned Trade page with charts from TradingView, it’s live now on the App: app.rubicon.finance/trade
With the new interface, traders can place Limit Orders and Market Orders while tracking markets with live price charts and order books!
First, select a trading pair. The Rubicon protocol is permissionless and supports trading of any ERC-20 token, but for now, the App uses a shortlist of popular tokens on Optimism. Select or flip the tokens to view the chart and order book for the pair:
Now it’s time to place a trade. Market Orders specify a quantity and are executed instantly at the market price, the best possible price on the order book. These orders pay a 0.01% protocol fee for “taking” liquidity off the book. Swaps on Rubicon are effectively market orders that can route across multiple order books!
Limit Orders specify a price and a quantity and are only filled if the market price crosses the limit price. Note that tokens offered in a limit order are sent to the Rubicon order book contract and remain there until the order is filled or canceled. Traders can cancel orders and check their status under the Orders tab or the History page:
To learn more about the Rubicon protocol at a technical level, visit our documentation. There you can find overviews of the smart contracts (e.g. RubiconMarket) as well as helpful tools for developers like our Python and Rust SDKs. If you need help onboarding a trading bot, ask questions in our Discord!
Regardless of what they trade, people love the feature-rich charts from TradingView. Rubicon integrated the Technical Analysis Charts, which have many chart types, dozens of technical analysis (TA) tools, custom time/date ranges, and seamless price scaling. Our team really likes Fullscreen Mode:
The data that populates the charts, the order books, and open orders is queried from Rubicon’s subgraphs; open APIs for querying historical data from the blockchain. You can use our subgraphs to query market data and historical token prices. Here are links to getting started:
Subscribe to the Rubicon blog to get new posts sent to your inbox:
**Documentation **
**Blog **
**GitHub **
**Forum **
**Twitter **
**Rubicon Discord **
Alea iacta est.
(This post is for educational purposes only. Nothing in it should be construed as financial advice. Do your own research before making investments.)
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