Veax
Veax is an advanced DEX and PerpDEX built on NEAR Protocol and Orderly, offering swaps and perpetuals trading.
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What is Veax?
Veax is a decentralized exchange (DEX) and PerpDEX on the NEAR Protocol, combining swap and perpetuals trading through a hybrid AMM architecture. The platform features concentrated liquidity, multiple fee levels, adaptable liquidity pools, true margin and derivatives trading, an orderbook UX, and smart contract-based OTC trades. Built on NEAR and integrated with Orderly, Veax merges proven TradFi concepts with DeFi to offer capital-efficient trading. Liquidity providers can maximize fee collection by focusing capital within specific price ranges, while traders benefit from smart routing and dynamic fee levels for competitive swap prices.
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