KuSwap Finance

KuSwap is the first Automated Market Maker with the lowest fees built on top of the KuCoin Community Chain (KCC), KuSwap provides a variety of features in addition to swaps.

KuSwap's Exchange is a non-custodial, decentralized exchange (DEX) where users are allowed to trade without having to surrender the possession or control of their tokens to other entities. The decentralized exchange works with liquidity pools, which allow users to earn money by providing liquidity for a pair of assets. The liquidity providers receive a very small percentage of the transactions (0.1%).

For trusted pairs, such as projects that launch on KuSwap, the exchange will return the swap fees in the form of KUS tokens, effectively making the transaction fee-free for these selected pairs.

KuSwap's key objective is to increase decentralized worldwide adoption by increasing the utility cases for KUS.

KuSwap, in its full form, is an ecosystem on its own within the larger ecosystem of KCC (KuCoin Community Chain).

It consists of a Launchpad, a Lending Platform, a truly decentralized NFT Marketplace, and KuDrops - a built-in element of KuSwap that is designed to promote information campaigns, community development, and to maintain the community at its best at all times.

Through KUSDAO - KuSwap's governance platform where holders stake on proposals and contribute to making the KuSwap permissionless and decentralised, and hence efficient and secure for all users.

Yield farming on KuSwap lets users that are providing liquidity earn KUS rewards by locking their LP tokens into a smart contract. The incentive is to balance out the risk of impermanent loss that comes along with locking in your liquidity.

Through these platforms, a vast array of utilities can be found in the KuSwap token, thereby making it an invaluable asset to users of crypto and Decentralized Finance.

KuSwap Exchange

The KuSwap protocol is a peer-to-peer1 system designed for exchanging cryptocurrencies KRC-20 Tokens on the KuCoin Community blockchain. The protocol is implemented as a set of persistent, non-upgradable smart contracts; designed to prioritize censorship resistance, security, self-custody, and to function without any trusted intermediaries who may selectively restrict access.

How does the KuSwap protocol compare to a typical market?

To understand how the KuSwap protocol differs from traditional exchange, it is helpful to first look at two subjects: how Automated Market Maker design deviates from traditional central limit order book-based exchanges, and how permissionless systems depart from conventional permissioned systems.