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ADAX

ADAX is an automated liquidity protocol built on Cardano that operates with the native ADAX token. Developers opted for Cardano as the platform, as it outperforms Ethereum due to faster transactions and higher throughput.

ADAX is a key element in bringing DeFi into the Cardano ecosystem by providing all the required components. The protocol simplifies transactions in the ecosystem and allows users to buy and trade tokens in a decentralized manner.

ADAX doesn’t have an order book, which means token holders don't need to pay for intermediaries or other implemented procedures. Instead, users trade with each other directly. ADAX is free of censorship, providing freedom of trade and full asset control. With ADAX, only users have the right to control and utilize their tokens.

The project was launched in the third quarter of 2021, and held a public IEO (Initial Exchange Offering) on the ExMarkets platform (Jun 11, 2021 - Jun 25, 2021).

Who Are the Founders of ADAX?

The founder of ADAX is Timo Trippler, who has been CEO from the very start - since June 2021. Trippler is a talented entrepreneur with experience in FinTech and InsurTech. He is an ICO Advisor, boasting an impressive list of successful ICO projects, and a true expert in financial market and risk management. He has been in the blockchain industry since 2015 and is involved in strategic and marketing consulting.

The rest of the ADAX team are skilled crypto industry professionals who have decided to bring their ETH expertise to the Cardano ecosystem. This cohort includes Dovydas Petkevičius (CMO), Muhammad Furqan (CTO), Domas Dilūnas (Growth Specialist), Mate Tokay & David Widmann (Strategic Advisors) and Arturas Svirskis (Business Advisor). More information is available on the official website of the company.

What Makes ADAX Unique?

ADAX is deployed on Cardano, and Cardano is a strong alternative to the Ethereum blockchain which has been the subject of criticism due to congestion and rising gas fees. Cardano offers a scalable infrastructure for projects like ADAX, where developers can build decentralized applications (DApps) without worrying about high transaction fees and traffic crowding the network. In addition, Cardano allows users to convert ERC-20 tokens to the new protocol and enjoy the benefits, such as improved functionality and fast transaction speed.

ADAX is a completely decentralized protocol that helps users develop and launch decentralized trading platforms, while facilitating decentralized transactions on its infrastructure. The protocol appeals to developers of decentralized applications, allowing them to create and benefit from their products with greater efficiency and increased decentralization.

ADAX is a decentralized exchange (DEX) that uses an automated market maker (AMM) model and liquidity pools instead of regular order books. The platform's features include stable liquidity pools, token swaps, staking, and an ERC-20 token converter. Furthermore, ADAX is a non-custodial exchange where platform users have their own private keys, censorship-resistant funds, the ability to control assets and the advantage of trading without intermediaries.

Users can convert ERC-20 tokens to Cardano-compatible tokens and vice versa via the cross-chain bridge. This component allows trading in AMM and simplifies the exchange of tokens and streamlines the process of moving assets between blockchains.

The Automatic Market Maker (AMM) model is similar to the Uniswap model. The aim of ADAX is to become a Uniswap on the Cardano network, providing the most reliable Decentralized Exchange (DEX) protocol as well as a user-friendly and intuitive user interface.

Another fundamental component is the liquidity pools of the platform, where users provide liquidity for the pools that are used for decentralized trading, and as a result, participants are rewarded for contributing to the platform.

Liquidity pools are built on the basis of a special ADAX protocol with a focus on the maximum incentive for LP. ADAX utilizes a model for distributing the fee rewards between liquidity providers to help reduce risk and make the provision of liquidity for various tokens attractive (to all users in all respects).

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How Many ADAX (ADAX) Coins Are There in Circulation?

The initial exchange offering (IEO) of ADAX took place in June 2021 on the ExMarkets.com crowdfunding platform - one of the first exchanges to support the Cardano native token.

The total supply that will be released to the market is 100 million ADAX with the split of: Liquidity - 10%, Team Tokens - 10%, Staking - 15%, Treasury - 25%, Public Distribution - 40%.

As of October 2021, the current circulating supply of ADAX is ~52.4 million coins.

How Is the ADAX Network Secured?

ADAX (ADAX) operates on the Cardano blockchain which is secured through the PoS consensus protocol. Due to the Proof-of-Stake method, the blockchain verifies transactions and prevents the double counting problem.

Where Can You Buy ADAX (ADAX)?

As of October 2021, ADAX is listed on a centralized exchange - ExMarkets.

And here are a few more steps to purchase ADAX tokens:

Go to the official ADAX website (or alternative trusted platforms like PancakeSwap or Binance);

Connect and fund your wallet;

Select ADAX coins in the exchange column;

Specify the number and select the swap option.

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