Gorilla Finance Whitepaper V2
  • 👋Welcome to Gorilla Finance
  • Overview
    • 💡Our Features
    • 🌠Tutorials
  • Product Guides
    • 🧬Gorilla Swap
    • 🏞️Liquidity Provide
    • ⛏️Mining Function
    • 🎯AI Historical Data Analysi
    • 🙊xGorilla
    • 🛡️Leverage Trading
    • 🎁NFT Staking
  • Fundamentals
    • 🗝️Marketing Strategy
    • 📝Audit and KYC
    • 🛣️ROAD MAP
  • Use Cases
    • 💰Tokenomics
    • 🪙Token Metrics
    • 🖥️Social Links
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Gorilla Swap

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Last updated 2 years ago

Gorilla Swap uses a dual model: Liquidity Protocol & Aggregation Protocol.

Liquidity Protocol: Liquidity pools are created when users (called liquidity providers) deposit their digital assets into a smart contract. These assets can then be traded against each other on a DEX. When a user provides liquidity, a smart contract issues liquidity pool tokens. For $Gorilla's LP providers, in addition to receiving rewards from transaction fees from the liquidity pool I provide, they will also receive rewards from the revenue sharing of the protocol.

Aggregation Protocol: The protocol sources liquidity from various exchanges and is capable of splitting a single trade transaction across multiple DEXes to ensure the best rates.

The benefit of using such a dual model is to save transaction costs and minimize slippage for users. Our protocol is designed to process transactions faster and at a lower cost than other DEX exchanges.

The DEX transaction fee will be shared between the liquidity providers and those who lock the token for rewards in the protocol."

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