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What is the ordering method used in DEX instead of the order book called?

Lim How Wei
January 30, 2024

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What is the ordering method used in DEX instead of the order book called?

Question: What is the ordering method used in DEX instead of the order book called?

Answer: AMM (Automatic Market Maker).

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