16th November 2020 – Centralized exchanges have been the backbone of the cryptocurrency market for years. They offer fast settlement times, high trading volume, and continually improving liquidity. However, there’s a parallel world being built in the form of trustless protocols. Decentralized exchanges (DEX) require no middlemen or custodians to facilitate trading.

Due to the inherent limitations of blockchain technology, it has been a challenge to build DEXes that meaningfully compete with their centralized counterparts. Most DEXes could improve both in terms of performance and user experience.

Many developers have been thinking about new ways to build a decentralized exchange. As a result of this innovation, MoonDeFi has been created as a project that’s part of the Decentralized Finance (DeFi) movement.

How does MoonDeFi Work?

Basically, MoonDeFi has two main elements: Swap and Staking (Farming). And when users participate in any of the above activities, they will receive a certain profit.

Now, let’s take a closer look.

What is the MoonDeFi Protocol?

MoonDeFi is a protocol on Ethereum for swapping ERC20 tokens. Traditionally, token swaps require buyers and sellers to create liquidity; MoonDeFi creates markets automatically. Unlike most exchanges that charge fees, MoonDeFi was designed with a very low fee structure without any fees.

MoonDeFi solves the liquidity problem by allowing automatic token swaps, but unlike modern centralized exchanges, it is a decentralized exchange, there is no middleman at all, and neither side is called an intermediary.

Traders can exchange Ethereum tokens on MoonDeFi without having to trust anyone with their money. Anyone can lend their cryptocurrencies to the liquidity pool and collect a fee. This is done by an equation that automatically determines and balances the value based on actual demand. This is one of the first fully decentralized protocols for automated liquidity provision in DeFi

How MoonDeFi’s Protocol Works

MoonDeFi is an automatic liquidity marketplace, so, there is no order book or central party required for the transaction, and MoonDeFi allows users to act as a one-stop-shop for any type of exchange, be it a token exchange or a trading platform.

To enable trading without an order book, MoonDeFi has developed a model called the liquidity pool, which is created by liquidity providers. Anyone with an Ethereum address can contribute to the liquidity of exchange and make money from it. It allows users to exchange ERC20 tokens, including the native ETH token, without intermediaries.

There is one important thing that users should keep in mind: they can seamlessly switch between ERC-20 tokens without the need for an order book. As the MoonDeFi Protocol is decentralized, the listing process is fully decentralized and there is no liquidity pool available for traders. 

How to Swap Tokens on MoonDeFi

Let’s say somebody hasn’t used Moon Protocol before, so there is one question here: how can they swap tokens on it? The answer is also a special part of Moon. MoonDeFi’s main distinction from other decentralized exchanges is the use of a pricing mechanism called the “Constant Product Market Maker Model.” 

Any token can be added to Moon by funding it with an equivalent value of ETH and the ERC20 token being traded. For example, if a user wanted to make an exchange for an altcoin called Token A, they would launch a new Moon smart contract for Token A and create a liquidity pool with, for example, $10 worth of Token A and $10 worth of ETH. Now, the user is a Liquidity provider.

Once a token has its own exchange smart contract and liquidity pool, anyone can trade the token or contribute to the liquidity pool while earning a liquidity provider fee of 0.3%. Ok, that’s the way a Liquidity Provider can earn profit from Swap. 

Staking/Farming on MoonDeFi

The innovative Defi platform MoonDeFi has recently made liquidity mining available to users. After the Liquidity Providers contribute their coins to the pool, they will receive LP tokens. Liquidity Providers can use those tokens to participate in the Staking Program with a high profit rate. The reward will be distributed among users who deposit funds to the liquidity pool and join this program. Besides, Staking program is also applied for holders of other tokens. 

MoonDeFi automatically searches for the latest and most efficient DeFi platforms. It then optimizes productivity with the latest algorithms that can find highly profitable, at the same time very affordable groups for the user. Users then benefit at a steady rate of interest through farming.

At MoonDeFi, when users stake a coin/token, they will receive an interest of 30-40% a year, but when users become a liquidity provider and stake their LP tokens, the interest can go up to 45%, a number that is truly different from those of other platforms.

Among the tokens users can stake, MOON, the native token of the MoonDeFi platform itself, is the one with the highest interest rates. It is only issued in a certain small number of 210 million tokens.

So, in summary, MoonDeFi is a more complete version of other DeFi platforms, with  the transaction fee earnings of 0.3% of trading for Liquidity Providers and the staking interest up to 45% annually. 

An Announcement from the MoonDeFi Team

Currently, bounty and marketing programs are being launched, the total reward is up to 10 million MOON, equivalent to 10 million USDT. All interested parties need to do is to write blog content or make videos about the project, with each individual reward being up to 150 MOON (~150 USDT). 

For more detailed information on these two programs, please visit this link.

Twitter: @moondefi_info

Telegram channel: t.me/moondefiofficial

Telegram group: https://t.me/moondefiofficialgroup

Medium: @moondefigroup

Reddit: @moondefi

Media Contact Details

Contact Name: MoonDeFi Support

Contact Email: support@moondefi.org

MoonDeFi Contract & Token Addresses

Contract: 0x765b2d50dE69219A418383F79a4973568d537F90

Token: 0x71924a8d733ae1bbc18d243e1deb56e767440eb6

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