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Orderly Network Expands to Polygon PoS, Bringing Advanced Perpetuals Trading to Quickswap

Orderly Network has partnered with Quickswap, the leading DEX on all Polygon chains, to launch QuickPerps: Falkor, a next-generation decentralized Perpetual Exchange. This integration unlocks a new level of functionality for DeFi traders on Polygon PoS, with key benefits powered by Orderly’s innovative omnichain vaults:

A Perfect Match for DeFi Growth

Polygon PoS’s fast network, cheap fees, and large user base (over 400k daily active users) create the perfect environment for DeFi to thrive. Orderly’s robust infrastructure, combined with Quickswap’s reach and Polygon PoS’s scalability, positions this collaboration as a major step forward for omnichain trading and DeFi on Polygon PoS.

Orderly Network is a combination of an orderbook-based trading infrastructure and a robust liquidity layer offering spot and perpetual futures orderbooks. Unlike traditional platforms, Orderly doesn’t have a front end; instead, it operates at the core of the ecosystem, providing essential services to projects built on top of it.

Orderly Network’s DEX white-label solution is carefully crafted to save builders time and capital while granting access to our bootstrapped liquidity. Picture having the best features of CEXs while keeping settlements on-chain and maintaining full self-custody.

With Orderly, anyone can create a trading application thanks to our seamless plug-and-play experience leveraging our liquidity and composability.

Looking ahead, Orderly Network’s grand vision is to create an omnichain protocol, connecting traders from both EVM and non-EVM chains within the same orderbook.

For more information, users can visit Orderly Network’s: Official Website | Twitter | Telegram | Discord | Linkedin

ContactChief Vibes OfficerDrew PiersonOrderly Networkpr@orderly.network

This article was originally published on Chainwire


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