Established in April 2018, MEXC is one of the world’s leading digital-asset trading platforms. The core team comes from world-class enterprises and financial companies with rich experience in blockchain and financial industries.

LBank is a globally based centralized exchange (CEX) platform established in 2015. The platform allows users to buy and sell major crypto assets like Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) in over 149 fiat currencies, with over 20 payment methods. The company has licenses from the National Futures Association, Italian Organismo degli Agenti e dei Mediatori, and money services businesses in the United States & Canada. The LBank exchange has over 9 million users and accepts clients from over 200 regions. LBank Exchange provides its users with crypto trading, specialized financial derivatives, and professional asset management services.

AscendEX (formerly BitMax) is a leading global digital asset financial platform founded by a group of Wall Street quantitative trading veterans in 2018, building on core value of “Efficiency, Resilience and Transparency.” Driven by its continuous innovative product development and early-mover advantage in strategic alignment with the leading projects from DeFi ecosystem, AscendEX offers trading services across over 200 trading pairs across cash, margin, and futures products, in particular margin trading of over 50 tokens in cross-asset collateral mode and futures trading in both cross-asset and isolated margin modes.

The Maiar Decentralized Exchange (DEX) is the Automated Market Maker (AMM), rearchitecting some of the key elements to build a product that can leverage the entire performance of the Elrond architecture, to offer global, near-instant, inexpensive transactions among an expanding suite of assets. The essence of current versions of automated market makers is best expressed through the constant product equation: x * y = k Based on it, if a swap pool owns some units of token x and some units of token y, it prices trades so that the quantities of x and y resulting after the trade, when multiplied, are equal to a fixed constant, k. But current AMM performance could be significantly improved by rebuilding them on vastly more scalable architectures. By reimagining an automated market maker on top of a highly scalable architecture that is high bandwidth, low latency, and inexpensive, the performance of the swap processes can be drastically improved. With significantly better performance, the scope of AMMs can be rapidly expanded, giving birth to new mark