All right, hello, everyone. I'll just be waiting for everyone to come up. We have quite a few exchanges, so just give everyone a second, then. Get ready.
I also realized that a lot of exchanges reached out in the end to join. So I'll try to give space to the original people first and then include everyone else that reached out because yeah, well, it was a lot of people that showed it.
interest in the end. A lot more order woke exchanges than I expected are out there and building. So it's going to be a very interesting talk. Everyone is different in their approach. So definitely going to be intrigued to see how people are solving the different problems.
Right, I believe right now we have the original four, which is dove from Padira, Cory from Dalmite Hubble Exchange and Hyper Liquid. We can do a quick intro with you guys and then kind of as the others, hop on.
we can also introduce them. So just keeping it nice and simple, if you guys can introduce yourselves a bit more, what are you building and what is your relationship to your project? Do you want to take it off? Start it out. Yeah, absolutely. Hey, how you doing?
you then how you going man I hope was good. Thank you for having me on. So yeah, Kajira we are currently building what I think would be thought of as a financial hub I guess a bit more than a Dex but the the the excuse me the audiobook Dex is is incredibly
key to everything that goes on Encagera. So we have an audiobook deck that has a fair and equal distribution which we think is pretty cool. In other words you can't really front run a particular trade which we really like similar to anchor.
in that if people are kind of you know bidding in the same place those orders are always treated fairly so that's something very important to us. I am one of three co-founders of Kujira and yeah we as I say Fin is our audiobook there
and it's pretty much become the sense of peace, although liquidations, of course, are kind of the other they go hand in hand. So yeah, as new projects come on board onto the blockchain, then becomes a very central piece of course for people to just trade that makes sense. But then if you think about
a bit beyond that when with the products like Bow where people can incentivize their spreads and do automated market making and stuff like that there's a little bit more to it and when we when we have these good spreads like has come about from Bow you get this kind of flywheel
where projects like kelp for example are able to now offer DCA into into and out of tokens because they can be sure that the experience is going to allow that and the book is going to allow that. So yeah, I think that pretty much sums it up. Lots going on and yeah, I
I am kind of, I guess, sort of like the face of the company. It come from a UI background. I do a little bit of dev, but mostly just sort of everything from, I guess, kind of making the coffee all the way through to managing projects and some business developments and all the rest of it. But yeah, super happy to be on this one. Thanks guys.
Thanks for the intro though. Yeah, I think Giger has been building quite a few different things and you launched the order book right when Terra Claps which was quite an ordeal but now you're on your own chain which has been a really interesting approach to solving that high transaction situation.
I'll just go off the order I have here on Twitter, Cory. If you want to tell us a bit more on what you're building, who you are. That'd be great. Thank you for having me on here. I'm Cory Kaplan, one of the two co-founders of Dolomite. My background I got into Cory.
crypto pretty early on in 2015 building game modding software back then and started taking Bitcoin for payment. In 2017 we started working in the Ethereum smart contract landscape, mainly contributing to open source projects like loop ring, which was one of the first Dex protocols, and they were
which was quite different back then and that they actually had an off chain order matching engine slash relay error that was responsible for handling all the off chain data matching it. They had some antifontering technology they had developed as well with it and it's submitting the trades on chain. So it was very analogous.
like a decentralized coinbase. We are very large contributors to that protocol and then brand our own version of Dolomite with them back then. Since then we've pivoted away from it just because it was not a viable model to run on top of Ethereum as Ethereum.