Primex Finance pris 

PMX

What is Primex Finance?

Primex Finance is the cross-chain prime brokerage liquidity protocol for cross-DEX margin trading. In Primex, lenders provide liquidity to pools where traders can use it for leveraged trading in cross-DEX environments, while lenders then have an opportunity to earn high yields, their interest is generated from margin fees and profits on successful trades.

Risk is managed through Credit Buckets - lenders can lock their funds in one or many Credit Buckets. These are subsets of liquidity pools that allow lenders to be confident in the risks they take. Credit Buckets and traders are scored by notaries who are, in turn, rewarded for their work through tokens.

Key features:

Cross-DEX cross-margin trading

Besides a specific DEX, Primex Finance allows traders to have leveraged positions across multiple DEXs and the position can be opened on one DEX and closed on another, depending on multiple factors including available liquidity in the respective pair.

Risk management for assets, trading pairs, and traders

Lenders can diversify their risk across multiple assets, specific traders, and so-called risk buckets. A Risk bucket is a smart contract with a set of trading rules introduced by a community-nominated risk notary to facilitate managing risks for lenders.

Yield farming backed by margin trading performance

Profitable trading generates much higher returns, meaning traders pay higher fees to the protocol through profit sharing. Lenders will earn more when compared to lending protocols.

AI-based trader scoring

Traders are continuously evaluated by a decentralized network of ML-based nodes. The scoring defines traders’ risk levels and available buckets. High-scoring traders can survive high volatility and save their positions even when they’re approaching the liquidation price.

No collateral to open a position

To open a leveraged position, traders only need to lock the deposit. The protocol does not transfer any funds to external wallets and, in case of liquidation, the locked assets are transferred to the protocol TVL. Traders use smart contracts within the protocol to interact with DEXs, not their personal wallets.

Fixed interest rate for lenders

By locking funds for a specified time, lenders have the opportunity to fix their interest. Fixed interest is backed by trading fees.