In the world of decentralized finance (DeFi), traders could choose either a decentralized exchange (DEX) or centralized platform (CEX). But it’s not as simple- choosing a DEX means a slower pace, while a CEX means you’d have to sacrifice security for speed.
That went on for years until KalqiX put an end to it with the launch of Mainnet. Experts are saying that the ‘tradeoff era’ is over as the Central Limit Order Book infrastructure will reshape on-chain trading throughout the industry. What’s worth noting is that KalqiX’s Mainnet is a DEX architecture with a plug-and-play solution, which means any Web3 platform, protocol, or project can unfurl an exchange environment in less than an hour.
ZK Security with CEX Speed
KalqiX introduces a hybrid model running advanced Zero-Knowledge cryptography, or ZK. The process validates transactions quickly while in the decentralized environment. This means trading strategies and limit orders are seamlessly executed. In theory, execution speeds can go as fast as 10 milliseconds or faster with the decoupled trade mechanics and matching orders through the off-chain engine and maintaining the on-chain settlement.
No Rivals, No Friction
Traditionally, a crypto exchange involves months of heavy engineering, development, and deep liquidity partnerships. However, all those barriers can be resolved using a white-label framework, thereby turning competitors into partners. Those who opt in enjoy a faster launch date while being able to monetize within their communities.
All new exchanges tapping into the framework merges into a unified pool of shared liquidity. This translates to near-zero slippage, improved capital efficiency, and competitive pricing.
Ready for Action
In early testing, the testnet was able to handle around 20 million orders and 40 million transactions from thousands of users. Web3 projects can join in on the alliance and experience shared liquidity and institutional-grade speed from the get go.
