Best DApps for OpenOcean

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    PancakeSwap Reviews
    The #1 AMM and yield-farm on Binance Smart Chain. PancakeSwap, a decentralized exchange that runs on Binance Smart Chain has many other features that allow you to earn and win tokens. It's easy to use, fast, and affordable. The exchange is an automated marketmaker ("AMM") that allows for two tokens to exchange on the Binance Smart Chain. You can also earn CAKE through yield farms, CAKE with stake, and even more tokens by joining Syrup pools. Simply put, why would you want to drive slower cars that are more expensive to run? We are all about gamification so we want to maximize the feedback loop between earning, staking and earning again. BSC's superior speed, as well as much (much) lower transaction fees, allow us to do this. Although BSC may not have the same level of adoption as Ethereum at the moment, we believe Binance will be able to achieve it in the near future.
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    Arbitrum Reviews
    Next generation layer 2 for Ethereum DApps. Scale your dApp with your favorite tools at the lowest possible cost. An aggregator is the same role as a node in Ethereum. Client software can make remote procedure calls (RPCs), to an aggregator using the standard API to interact with an Arbitrum network. The aggregator will then call the EthBridge to produce transaction results to the client just like an Ethereum node. Although it is common for clients to use an aggregator to submit transactions to an Arbitrum Chain, this is not mandatory. There is no limit to the number of aggregators that can exist or who can be an aggregater. In order to improve efficiency, aggregators often combine multiple client transactions into one message that can be submitted to Arbitrum. Arbitrum also supports a privileged Sequencer, which can order transactions and provide low latency transaction receipts.
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    Kava Reviews
    Kava is a DeFi platform that allows for decentralized lending and stablecoins that are compatible with major cryptocurrencies. It has a cross-chain that provides stablecoins and guaranteed loans to users of major crypto assets like BTC, XRP, BNB, ATOM, and XRP. In exchange for USDX (Kava's stablecoin), users can guarantee their cryptocurrencies. The platform offers two types of tokens: the USDX stablecoin and the KAVA coin. KAVA, the native token of blockchain, is comprehensive in security, governance, mechanical functions, and can be found on the platform.
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    Rango Exchange Reviews
    Rango is the intuitive UX that integrates multiple aggregaters (e.g. 1Inch) and multiple X-Chain options (e.g. Thorchain) to provide the best liquidity, optimized path, and secure and easy-to use solution. Rango exchange offers a flexible API that allows dApps to connect to multiple blockchains, track transactions, verify third-party providers, and so on. Our API was designed to be the most user-friendly on the market. The API is made up of a handful of endpoints that have simplified a lot of the complexity on the server's part. This makes it easy to create a cross-chain dApp that works over cosmos, Ethereum based blockchains and UTXOs. Our service is currently available for free. To use our API endpoints, however, you will need an API key. This key will describe your dApp and the blockchains you would like to connect to. It will also include your dApp domain, if it is a website that allows CORS headers.
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    Uniswap Reviews
    Uniswap, a fully decentralized protocol that automates liquidity provision on Ethereum, is a fully decentralized protocol. Unstoppable liquidity for thousands and hundreds of applications. Uniswap allows developers, liquidity providers, and traders to join a financial market that is open and accessible for all. We are committed to open-source software and the development of the decentralized internet.
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