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Dex
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying dex. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 3782216-005 : Bundling transactions with zero knowledge proofs makes the scheme trustless, so users need not trust the bundlers: a malicious bundler cannot steal their data.
- 3782216-008 : Liquidity has always been a problem on decentralized exchanges because meaningful history and reputation cannot form where there is little or no governance structure, no insurance, no appeals process
- 3782216-022 : The code that constitutes a decentralized exchange can create new risks to market integrity, because automation removes the human backstop in compliance, back office and settlement.
- 3808852-023 : Decentralized cryptocurrency exchanges epitomize market decentralization because they let users interact and trade anonymously in a secure environment without third party intermediation.
- 3808852-024 : Conflicts of interest and counterparty risks are absent on a decentralized exchange because proprietary trading intermediaries such as market makers and centralized third-party operators cannot inject
- 3808852-025 : Most decentralized exchanges have struggled with liquidity and price discovery.
- 3808852-026 : A decentralized exchange can be seen as architecturally centralized, because the DEX code and its operational rules in effect create the exchange and provide a central order exchange and price discove
- 3808852-027 : Even though the creator of a DEX plays a limited role in its evolution, the code that provides the exchange's operational rules may still be subject to the centralized control of certain developers, a
- 3808852-028 : Decentralized exchanges may fail to ensure market integrity, because the code that creates a DEX can allow asymmetric distribution of trading information based on user status.
- 3808852-029 : Automation and the absence of a human backstop in compliance, back office, and settlement create new risks to market integrity on decentralized exchanges, including wash trading, frontrunning, and ins
- 4015908-036 : No more than 40% of total token supply should be auctioned in a fair launch, with 10% serving as a buffer paired with raised funds as permanently locked DEX liquidity and the other 50% allocated to a