Injex
  • Injex Finance - DEX Aggregator Protocol
    • Welcome to Injex Finance
      • Introduction
        • Overview
        • The Injective Ecosystem
  • Core Features
    • Swap
      • How Swap works
    • Settings
      • Slippage
        • What is Slippage
      • Liquidity sources
      • Disable Preview
    • How to swap
  • Injex in details
    • Injex Finance Tokenomics
      • Token Supply & Distribution
      • Revenue Model
      • Token Burning Strategy
      • Token Utility
    • Trading Fees
    • API Widget
    • Roadmap
    • Social Media Platforms & Support
    • FAQ
      • Swap and orders
      • About Injex Finance
    • Disclaimer
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About Injex Finance

What is Injex Finance?

Injex Finance is a decentralized finance (DeFi) project that operates primarily on the Injective network. It serves as a liquidity aggregator, addressing the challenges faced by traders dealing with individual liquidity pools on the Injective chain. Injex Finance aims to enhance the trading experience on Injective by reducing the impact of price slippage through its innovative aggregation protocol.

What is this project about?

The project focuses on providing a solution to the challenges in the DeFi space, particularly related to liquidity in individual pools. Injex Finance uses an aggregation algorithm to distribute trade weights across multiple liquidity pools concurrently on the Injective network. This process aims to effectively reduce price slippage, offering traders deeper liquidity and improved efficiency in their transactions.

Is Injex Finance secure?

The whitepaper doesn't explicitly mention security measures, audits, or technical details regarding the security of Injex Finance. Therefore, a detailed security assessment would require additional information and a review of the project's technical documentation and security practices.

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Last updated 11 months ago