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Last updated 8 months ago

The Meridian Ventures team is thrilled to introduce the latest addition to our array of DeFi products - Meridian Swap

Meridian Swap is an AMM oriented decentralised liquidity protocol on EVM-compatible blockchains that uses smart contracts to manage pools of two ERC-20 tokens.

Swap eliminates intermediaries, prioritising decentralisation and security. Anyone can provide liquidity by depositing equal values of the tokens, receiving pool tokens that represent their share of the pool, which can be redeemed at any time.

Features Of Meridian Swap

Safe & Transparent: Both core principles, Meridian swap is designed to be safe and transparent involving every transactions made on its platform.

Decentralisation: Also being one of its core principles, Meridian swap brings the concept of decentralisation alive, with each transaction done without the need to reveal any identity.

Who Can Use Meridian Swap

The Meridian Swap ecosystem includes four main user types:

  • Liquidity Providers

  • Traders

  • Voters

  • Partners

Liquidity Providers (LPs): They contribute ERC-20 tokens to liquidity pools and earn trading fees. LPs can be passive investors, professional market makers, token projects seeking liquidity, or DeFi pioneers exploring advanced strategies.

Traders: They swap tokens on the platform, paying a 0.30% fee to LPs. Types include speculators, arbitrage bots, DAPP users, and smart contracts executing trades.

Voters: They vote to direct incentives to preferred liquidity pools, with MST-sTLOS liquidity providers having more voting power.

Partners: These are projects that launch their tokens on Meridian Swap, ensuring liquidity and demand.

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