Multipool获得行业巨头Kronos Research的战略投资

币界网Pubblicato 2024-07-23Pubblicato ultima volta 2024-07-23

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[新闻稿-马绍尔群岛马朱罗,2024年7月23日]

区块链和加密货币行业的领先创新者Multipool今天宣布了Kronos Research的一项战略投资。这项投资巩固了Kronos的立场,即链上订单簿是行业的未来,标志着两家公司战略合作及其对分散融资的承诺的重要里程碑。

“我们非常高兴能与Kronos Research合作,凭借我们在DeFi领域的专业知识以及我们完全不可信任的去中心化链上订单簿的潜力,我们设想与Kronos研究公司的一些业内最优秀、最聪明的人合作,将有一个多事之秋。”Multipool的核心贡献者Steve Murray。
“在Kronos,我们一直在流动性提供方面处于领先地位,这得益于我们对无信任交易及其变革潜力的信念。我们很高兴与Multipool合作,共同推进数字资产格局,为全球交易者和投资者提供更优的解决方案。”Kronos Research首席运营官Vincent Liu

去中心化金融的未来

Multipool的目标是向DeFi行业提供完全链上无信任的订单簿,这与Kronos实现合规高级金融工具民主化的愿景相一致。这标志着长期而富有成效的伙伴关系迈出了第一步,这将带来稳定、意识和对目前全行业需求量很大的一套完全去中心化工具的访问。

要了解有关Multipool及其功能的更多信息,用户可以访问:

网站–www.multipol.finance

电报–t.me/multipoolfi

X–https://x.com/multipoolfi

CMC社区https://coinmarketcap.com/community/profile/multipool/

关于Multipool

Multipool是一个尖端的去中心化交易所(DEX),它改变了现实世界资产(RWA)和加密货币的交易格局。Multipool旨在实现公平和平等,具有完全去中心化的链上订单簿、通过动态支架池的深度流动性以及RWA和加密货币的无缝交易。Multipool利用世界级的创新,包括行业领先的FIX API、低延迟网络、零价格影响拍卖、无需信任的RFQ、点对点回购贷款和MEV机器人保护,为DeFi交易树立了新的标准。使用Multipool在用户的交易过程中体验无与伦比的效率和安全性——具有CEX吸引力的DEX。

网站:https://www.multipool.finance/

关于Kronos研究

Kronos Research是一家技术和数据驱动的交易公司,通过培育具有卓越交易表现、先进加密货币投资策略和广泛流动性提供能力的动态金融生态系统,改变了数字资产格局。

他们先进的机器学习技术和最先进的交易基础设施构成了我们量化交易业务的支柱。这些使他们能够提供精确的数据和见解,加强风险管理,制定有效的交易策略,并做出明智的投资决策。

通过利用我们的专业知识,他们努力建立强大的合作伙伴关系,并通过不断的进步和创新创造巨大的价值。

如需更多信息或媒体咨询,用户可以联系:

市场营销部

[email protected]

网址:www.kronosresearch.com

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