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CroSwap is an exclusive Automated Market Maker (AMM) based Decentralized Exchange (DEX) designed to work seamlessly on the fast-growing Cronos...
Swaps are the most common way of interacting with CroSwap.
Liquidity pools are pools of tokens that are locked in a smart contract.
Before you can trade, you will need a wallet that is compatible with the Cronos Network. You can learn how to get one
To provide liquidity, you'll need to commit an amount of any token pair you like.
CroSwap will provide the ability to bridge between the Cronos Blockchain to other Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) Compatible blockchains.
Symbol: HBR
CroSwap will provide Oracles for the Cronos Blockchain.
Farms are designed to lock in specific Liquidity Pairs to help CroSwap maintain and grow overall liquidity backing.
Once you have liquidity pair tokens, you will be able to go to the Farms tab in CroSwap and Stake your Liquidity in the appropriate farm.
Pools allow token holders to ‘stake’ their tokens into a pool in order to receive rewards.
Once you have the required token for a pool, you will be able to go to the Pools tab in CroSwap and Stake your tokens in the appropriate pool.
$CROS is the primary utility token of the CroSwap platform.
The Cronos Network has an average block time of 5.9 seconds. This means at 6 seconds per block, there are around
These NFT collections are going to be used as an extra utility layer for all of our CroSwap Products.
Gain exclusive access to any CroSwap related NFT Collections that are released in the future as long as you're holding a Quartermaster NFT.
There are 5 Bounty NFTs will randomly mint throughout the collection. If you happen to mint one of these Bounty NFTs, you will be sent
The NFT marketplace will be used for trading Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) on the Cronos Network. Using CRO, Cronos's native token, you can buy and sell...
Our first product to market, CronosNode, is an innovative approach to solving the issues seen in other DeFi-as-a-Service (DaaS) protocol projects.
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