CyberTrade supports multiple decentralised exchanges and exchange categories to exploit the trading opportunities provided by each.

Each exchange category enables different trading instruments, depending on the category architecture/liquidity mechanism.

The two main categories of decentralised exchanges are: Automated Market Maker (AMM) Order Book (OB) exchanges.

Multiple exchange support is required to protect retail traders from the possibility of rising exchange fee(s).

Newer AAM based DEXs use 'algorithmic agents' rather than order books. They operate with liquidity pools to make markets.

CyberTrade intends to embrace the new generation of Dex's, to exploit new trading opportunities.

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CyberTrade Exchanges

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Example DEX Exchanges

UNISWAP (DEX -AMM)

Uniswap is an innovative decentralised exchange wihich has eschwed Order Books, Market Makers and Price point.

Instead, Uniswap operates on the basis of an Automated Market Maker (AMM) and liquidity pools.

0x (DEX - Order Book)

Uniswap is an innovative decentralised exchange wihich has eschwed Order Books, Market Makers and Price point.

Instead, Uniswap operates on the basis of an Automated Market Maker (AMM) and liquidity pools.

BANCOR (DEX - AMM)

BANCOR is an innovative trading platform that does not require a counter party to execute trades.
Instead, Bancor operates via its own Token, Bancor Network Token (BNT).
The DEC supports almost any ERC 20 compatible token

IDEX (DEX - Order Book)

IDEX is an Ethereum based decentralised exchange for the trading of ERC20 currency pairs.

IDEX provides the euser experience of a centralised exchange with the security and user control of a decentralised exchange.

AIRSWAP (DEX - AMM)

AIrswap a leading DEX on the Ethereum network.
The platform does not use KNY and therefore supports anonymity.
It does not charge trading fees, which provides a means of reducing generating more profit for customers.

Ethfinex (DEX - Order Book)

Ethfinex is a smart contract based decentralised cryptocurrency exchange based on the Ethereum network.(ERC 20 tokens).

Ethfinex is a spin-off from Bitfinex and is headquartered in Hong Kong.

CyberTrade - Crypto Trading Services

architectural Approach

CyberTrade adheres to the decentralised architecture of the blockchain and does not support trading on centralised exchanges.

CyberTrade does not take custody of trader funds.

De-CENTRALISED DEX

CyberTrade supports trading on Decentralised Exchanges (DEXs), using both Automated Market Maker (AMM) and Order Book categories of market making. This is a highly secure and 'trust-less' / risk-less approach

EXCHANGE INDEPENDENT

To avoid the risk of over dependence, CyberTrade will always operate in conjunction with a collection of Exchanges. That collection is expected to change over time, as the industry moves on.