
Shadow Exchange is a concentrated liquidity layer and exchange built on the Sonic network, powered by x(3,3)—a more fluid and accessible incentive model. With sub-second block times and instant finality, Shadow delivers an ultra-responsive trading experience on par with Sonic's speed. Liquidity providers can adjust positions rapidly to capture opportunities, while traders enjoy near-zero slippage on Shadow.
Shadow Exchange exchange is established in 2024 and is registered in Panama. The exchange 24 hours trading volume is $2,050,891. There are 15 coins and 31 trading pairs are available on the exchange. Shadow Exchange exchangee secured Rank 263 in the cryptocurrency exchange market.
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2/10
2024
Panama
15
31
$2,050,891
24 BTC$0
0 BTC
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