Trader Joe

YetiSwap is a decentralized exchange (DEX) which runs on Avalanche, uses the same automated market-making (AMM) model as Uniswap, features a native governance token called YTS that is fully community distributed and is capable of trading all tokens issued on Ethereum and Avalanche. In a crowded marketplace with multiple contenders, YetiSwap offers three critically important benefits: fast and cheap trades, and a fair and open token distribution. First, YetiSwap can finalize trades quickly and cheaply. Since YetiSwap is built on Avalanche, it enables users to swap assets while enjoying sub-second transaction finality and transaction fees as low as a few cents. Oftentimes, trades on YetiSwap will feel as fast as trades on centralized exchanges. Second, beyond the significant performance upgrades to the technical status quo. Users of existing AMMs, such as Pangolin, Uniswap and Sushiswap, are already familiar with their mechanism of action.

Lydia Finance is a decentralized exchange built on the Avalanche blockchain network. It is an automated market maker (“AMM”) that allows two tokens to be exchanged on the Avalanche (AVAX). It is fast, cheap, and allows anyone to participate. On top of that, you can earn LYD tokens with farming, staking, our and earn even more tokens with Electrum pools. The ability to swap many different cryptocurrencies while maintaining custody of your coins is an improvement in safety when compared to using centralized exchanges. Centralized exchanges (CEX) require the user to trust another entity with their funds and as we know it doesn’t always work out well. Sometimes they also won’t let you withdrawal or deposit funds in a timely manner which most users have experienced and it can be extremely frustrating. An increasing number of users are finding out how easy and convenient it is to use DEX’s over CEX’s.