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3) But it is more than that.
Wee, you can use raydium.io/#/pool to add liquidity to the AMM, and you can use raydium.io/#/swap to trade.
But you can also use dex.raydium.io/#/market/HZyhL to trade.
That's an orderbook!
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4) What's going on?
Well, the AMM that people are providing in is sending orders to the DEX.
The way that the AMM expresses X*Y=K is in how it sends those orders.
I spaces them out so if you trade on the book, the DEX will auto-rebalance!
8) Well, you'd need:
a) a DEX fast enough to have an on-chain matching engine (dex.projectserum.com)
b) a chain fast enough to process orders ()
c) an AMM build natively to compose with orderbooks
Enter
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9) An AMM that provides to _all_ Serum orderflow, composing automatically with anything else that uses the DEX.
Yield is live. (And, for now, large.)
raydium.io/#/farm
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Can you explain this in layman terms? It sounds absolutely huge and revolutionary, I provide liquidity and someone/something trades it on a proper order book?
Does that mean less IL?
Any of those true?
Could you clarify what this means, don't expect most retail traders to follow


