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| DEUS Finance 
| #DEUS
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| DEUS Price: | $56.10 | | Volume: | — | | All Time High: | $1,911 | | Market Cap: | — |
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| Circulating Supply: | 1,901,509 |
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| | Total Supply: | 1,901,509 |
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| Pairs: | 4
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The last known price of #DEUS is $56.10 USD.
 Please note that the price of #DEUS was last updated over 900 days ago. This can occur when coins have sporadic price reporting, no listings on exchanges or the project has been abandonded. All #DEUS statistics should be considered as 'last known value'.
The lowest DEUS price for this period was $0, the highest was $56.10, and the exact last price of DEUS was $56.09733.
The all-time high DEUS coin price was $1,911.
Use our custom price calculator to see the hypothetical price of DEUS with market cap of ETH or other crypto coins. |
The code for DEUS Finance crypto currency is #DEUS.
DEUS Finance is 2 years old. |
The current market capitalization for DEUS Finance is not available at this time.
DEUS Finance is ranked #15486 out of all coins, by market cap (and other factors). |
| The trading volume is unknown today for #DEUS. |
The circulating supply of DEUS is 1,901,509 coins, which is 100% of the total coin supply.
A highlight of DEUS Finance is it's limited supply of coins, as this tends to support higher prices due to supply and demand in the market. |
DEUS has limited pairings with other cryptocurrencies, but has at least 4 pairings and is listed on probably at least one crypto exchanges but we don't have this data.
View #DEUS trading pairs and crypto exchanges that currently support #DEUS purchase. |
| Note that there are multiple coins that share the code #DEUS, and you can view them on our DEUS disambiguation page. |
DEUS and Solisnek — A partnership delivering dynamic solutions to the Avalanche ecosystem
DEUS and Solisnek — A partnership delivering dynamic solutions to the Avalanche ecosystem - — With Solisnek providing a base for deep liquidity, it provides the perfect foundation for DEUS to expand to Avalanche, enabling us to extend our reach to a new set of DeFi users.. — — Solisnek: Solidly meets Avalanche - Solisnek is a DEX and AMM developed from the original Solidly idea. Through aligned incentives for all participants, Solisnek’s goal is to attract and retain deep liquidity to service the Avalanche ecosystem. Solisnek has implemented some additional mechanisms on top of the original Solidly fundamentals. Firstly, $SNEK holders can enjoy dilution protection, up to 20%, during the initial stages of the project’s development. Additionally, there are plans to introduce a veNFT maturity curve, meaning that holders will benefit from increased voting power over time. Lastly, Solisnek plans to implement a tiered revenue-sharing stream that rewards token holders for their contributions. Last but not least, Solisnek utilizes a routing algorithm from Paraswap to optimize their routing, giving users the best swap rates possible. — Expanding the reach of DEUS through Solisnek - With a long-term vision of deploying our DEUS v3 architecture across the entire DeFi landscape, DEUS requires strong partnerships with forward-thinking teams. We’ve formed partnerships across multiple networks such as Et... 
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DEUS and Ramses — delivering peer-to-peer trading infrastructure and deep liquidity to the…
DEUS and Ramses — delivering peer-to-peer trading infrastructure and deep liquidity to the Arbitrum ecosystem - — DEUS’s partnership with Ramses exchange creates the perfect environment for current and future development in the Arbitrum ecosystem.. — — Ramses: A native Arbitrum liquidity layer - Ramses is a DEX on the Arbitrum network, built on the fundamental ideas established by Andre Cronje’s original Solidly platform. Its goal is to attract deep liquidity for the Arbitrum ecosystem through various means, benefiting all participants. Traders enjoy low-slippage swaps due to deep liquidity, liquidity providers are rewarded with $RAM emissions while protocols can utilize a capital-efficient liquidity layer and offer additional incentives to Ramses veRAM holders through bribes. Platforms such as Ramses thrive by building solid partnerships with other protocols and creating an environment that satisfies the needs of all participants. DEUS is one such protocol. — Leveraging the power of Ramses - DEUS’s long-term vision is to provide the infrastructure for third parties to develop decentralized derivatives trading platforms for all users across the DeFi spectrum. To realize this goal, DEUS will deploy its architecture across all chains. A cross-chain vision requires collaboration and to date, DEUS has strong partnerships with DEXs on Fantom, BNB chain, and Ethereum. With dSynths, the first fr...
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DEUS launches v3 Closed Alpha
DEUS, in partnership with dSynths, has just launched its closed alpha. Let’s take a closer look at what is happening under the hood and what DEUS v3 really is.. — — DEUS: A scalable and sustainable derivatives trading architecture, and why it's needed - In light of the FTX collapse and other recent events, more and more attention is being drawn to on-chain alternatives. While centralized platforms still capture the lion’s share of the market, data shows that an increasing number of users are willing to pay a premium to trade on decentralized, non-custodial platforms. With regards to derivatives trading, there are a few decentralized offerings in the market, however, the overwhelming majority of them operate under the standard LP-centric model. These systems are highly inefficient and require substantial over-collateralization. DEUS v3 has adopted a different approach: P2P Bilateral Agreements. DEUS v3 utilizes an RFQ system and engages a buyer and a seller into a Bilateral Agreement, isolating every trade in a single agreement between two parties, and enabling instant settlement. Users and hedgers are connected via a front end, with the hedger facilitating the user’s trades at the broker. — Lafa on Twitter: "What is a "bilateral agreement," and why is the DEUS community so excited about it? 👀A 🧶 / Twitter" - What is a "bilateral agreement," and why is the DEUS ...
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Thena: enabling deep liquidity for DEUS’s future BNB expansions
DEUS’s multichain vision is supported by a next-gen AMM, incentivizing deep liquidity and supporting protocols in the BNB ecosystem. With Thena’s emission structure having just kicked off, let’s take a closer look at what it means for DEUS and for DeFi on BNB.. — Institutional-grade derivatives trading accessible by anyone is the vision of DEUS Finance. To see this come to fruition, we envision a fully multichain future, with users able to trade on the DEUS engine via 3rd-party protocols deployed on any chain. To qualify for lower trading fees on v3 apps, users need to exchange with $DEI or hold xDEUS — the liquid staking token of DEUS Finance. In order to offer this solution to users across an array of chains, deep liquidity is required wherever a v3 front-end is deployed. Chain-agnostic architecture is one part of the puzzle and goes hand-in-hand with deep liquidity. Thena provides just that. — Thena: Native liquidity layer for BNB chain - Thena is a next-generation AMM built on the BNB network with the aim of becoming the native liquidity layer for the BNB ecosystem. BNB has a unique value proposition, in that it has grown and developed with an emphasis on scalability. Thena’s vision is that by deploying on BNB they will be able to reach a large audience of early adopters and play a major role in the continued growth of BNB. Thena assists protocols expanding to BNB by providing them with an inno...
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DEUS Finance taking over cLQDR stewardship
With the cLQDR stewardship vote having concluded, let’s look at the plans for the cLQDR platform, the connection between DEUS and LQDR, and what it all means for the DEUS and cLQDR communities.. — DEUS Finance and Liquid Driver share a long-standing relationship that spans back to the early days of DEUS. It is this very relationship that provided a solid footing when DEUS first made the move to Fantom. As one of the most well-established and trusted protocols in the Fantom ecosystem, LQDR gave DEUS visibility, introduced us to their partner networks and protocols, and hosted several yield-farming pools which brought a lot of TVL and exposure. Because of this strong bond, LQDR approached DEUS to submit a proposal to formally take over the cLQDR platform. — What is cLQDR? - xLQDR is the vested version of Liquid Driver’s native token, $LQDR. xLQDR holders receive rewards from the revenue-sharing vault. cLQDR is a wrapped version of xLQDR, developed by Growth DeFi and Liquid Driver. cLQDR has many benefits: Compound rewards that currently accrue to xLQDR holders, These are in the form of LQDR, wFTM, linSPIRIT, BOO, SPELL, and BEETS, Profit from rewards and bribes received by xLQDR as well as performance fees, Leverage cLQDR by using it as collateral for borrowing, Gain exposure to xLQDR benefits while remaining liquid, with access to secondary markets, cLQDR already has many benefits and there are a multitude o...
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DEUS is pioneering on-chain derivatives
With the launch of DEUS v3, the Decentralized FIX (Decentralized Financial Information eXchange protocol) will be presented to the untapped DeFi markets. The Decentralized FIX is an OTC derivatives clearinghouse infrastructure, designed for third-party exchanges to build on top of and for traders and market makers to trade on. Learn more about the Decentralized FIX. Current implementations of DeFi/on-chain derivatives have failed to capture even a fraction of the corresponding TradFi markets. This article outlines why this is the case and how DEUS is positioned to leverage the opportunity with disruptive innovations. — The untapped on-chain futures market - In the diagram below, you can see that CEX futures volumes outshine DEX futures volumes massively, with DEX volumes accounting for only 2% of futures volume. — Potential of the on-chain fee market - As displayed on cryptofees.info, the on-chain revenues of leading protocols are insignificant when compared to the market’s potential when looking at the TradFi markets. At the time of writing this article, Ethereum dominates the on-chain fee market with average daily revenues below $4M. At the same time, DEUS’s direct counterparts GMX and Synthetix displayed underwhelming daily fees below $600K. These on-chain revenues are underwhelming, and even more so when compared to their TradFi counterparts that post multi-billion-dollar annual revenues. — DEUS’...
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Quote-driven markets and DEUS DeFIX. The perfect match.
DEUS aims to bridge the worlds of traditional finance (TradFi) and DeFi. This will be achieved via the DEUS DeFIX (decentralized financial information exchange protocol), a request for quotation (RFQ) derivatives clearinghouse with bilateral clearing. DeFIX was designed for third-party exchanges to build on top of, and for traders and market makers to leverage. Learn more via the DEUS whitepaper. This article outlines why DeFIX was designed as a quote-driven clearinghouse vs the common order-driven variant that most exchanges adopt. In short, quote-based systems enable sophisticated trading & margin features, higher liquidity, and high on-chain scalability when compared to order-based counterparts such as dYdX, Perpetual protocol, GMX, and others. — Understanding the difference between quote and order-driven markets - Order-driven markets display all bids & asks (which create the bid/ask spread) on a public order book, while quote-driven markets display RFQs that traders put on-chain for market makers to monitor and fill. Learn more about the differences. — Order-driven markets - Below is an example of how the bid/ask spread affects price and functions within an order-based system.Disadvantages of order-driven markets Requires high-frequency updates that struggle to scale on blockchains., Tedious for market makers to manage a large asset universe on multiple order books., Order flow is often restricted to...
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DEUS v3 testnet is here!
The launch of DEUS v3 testnet marks a monumental milestone in DEUS’s roadmap. The testnet contracts are live and users can interact with them via the dSynths front-end. DEUS v3 revolves around the DeFIX (decentralized financial information exchange protocol) engine. DeFIX is a peer-to-peer OTC derivatives clearinghouse built on top of smart contracts and Muon. Traders, market makers, and third-party exchanges can leverage DEUS’s advanced base-layer infrastructure and build their own financial instruments and protocols. Read more about DEUS DeFIX in the DEUS whitepaper. dSynths is the first 3rd-party front-end building on DEUS infrastructure, enabling users to trade stocks, commodities, CFDs, cryptocurrencies, and more, with leverage. Users place RFQs on-chain, which are filled subsequently by a hedger. — V3 Testnet - In this testnet version, users can mint test $DEI, deposit and allocate it to their trading balance, and place on-chain RFQ orders. The orders are then picked up and filled by the hedger. Users can go long or short with up to 100x leverage. The hedger streams price feeds to dSynths, which originates directly from the broker. Be advised that said price feeds contain fake values for this testnet. Trade on the testnet here. Follow this guide if you require assistance. — The future of DEUS v3 - The testnet will help stress test DeFIX for a smooth launch of DEUS v3. After the testnet has concluded, ...
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Derivatives transformed with DEUS DeFIX
Derivatives are the largest segment of the traditional finance (TradFi) markets, with a massive market size of over $1 Quadrillion. Derivatives act as financial security contracts between two or more parties that derive value from underlying assets. Current implementations of DeFi/on-chain derivatives have failed to capture even a small fraction of the TradFi derivatives market. This is due to a lack of innovation when addressing bottleneck issues that come with transitioning centralized derivatives onto blockchains. In this market environment, many problems related to scaling on-chain derivatives are left unsolved. This creates an opportunity for DEUS to disrupt the derivatives market with groundbreaking innovations. DeFIX (decentralized financial information exchange protocol) is a peer-to-peer OTC derivatives clearinghouse built on top of smart contract blockchains and Muon. For the first time in DeFi, it will enable traders to trade on-chain derivatives with all of the underlying asset classes listed below. — The unique architecture of DEUS’s derivatives - When comparing the derivatives that DEUS enables to its TradFi and DeFi counterparts, DEUS’s edge lies within its unique collateral structure and bilateral clearing model. The derivatives are structured to maximize capital efficiency, improve liquidity, and enable isolated counterparty risk management. One of DEUS’s advantages is through leveraging credit v...
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Market-making reimagined with DEUS DeFIX
Within traditional finance (TradFi) and DeFi, market makers (MMs)/liquidity providers (LPs) have an essential role in providing a functional and liquid market to all market participants. Order book based MMs provide liquidity and depth to the markets while profiting from the bid-ask spread while AMM LPs deposit tokens into a pool and earn profits from trading fees accrued in the pool. DeFIX (decentralized financial information exchange protocol) is an OTC derivatives clearinghouse that enables MMs, traders, and third-party exchanges to interact with each other in a trustless and permissionless manner. DeFIX will enable MMs to fill on-chain requests for quotations (RFQs). MMs that leverage DeFIX will be partaking in providing liquidity to the most cost-efficient and user-friendly clearinghouse when compared to all of DeFIX’s TradFi and DeFi counterparts. To learn more about the DEUS DeFIX, read the DEUS whitepaper. — Market makers and their role in the industry - MMs are essential to ensuring that functional derivatives, crypto, equities, or other markets are provided to traders and investors. MMs provide liquidity to the markets via a variety of different clearinghouses that have different market-making strategies, including:Order books MMs sell the bid-ask spread in the form of limit orders. The bid-ask spread is what dictates the price of an asset on an order book. Market making on order books is often dominated by...
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