Rubicon
Rubicon is an order book protocol on Ethereum L2 networks.
What is Rubicon?
Rubicon is an order book protocol for trading ERC-20 tokens. Users can trade with swaps, limit orders, market orders, and batch orders on an on-chain order book DEX. Rubicon features gasless and MEV-free Dutch auction orders that pass gas costs to open market fillers, along with aggregated execution using intents to fill trades at the best possible price. The protocol is fully non-custodial, ensuring users always maintain control of their crypto. The $RUBI governance token powers the protocol, granting holders voting rights on protocol upgrades, fee structures, and ecosystem decisions. Active traders earn $RUBI rewards through daily distributions, and users can stake LP positions in yield farms for additional rewards.
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