MarginX 2.0 gitbook v1.1
  • 🚀Getting Started: MarginX 2.0
  • MARGINX 2.0 & ALO
    • Vision
    • Mechanic & Foundation of ALO
    • Comparison Between Order Book And Swap
    • Risk and Reward of Liquidity Providers
    • Product Comparison
    • MarginX ALO: Whitepaper
  • Technical structure
    • Contract Structure
      • CoastDAO Module
    • The Fund Module
      • Contract Specific Design
      • Cross-Chain Description
    • Contract Events
      • Strategy Factory
      • Strategy Pair
      • DssCdpManager
      • DSProxyFactory
      • Vat
    • Contract Invocation Method
      • DSProxyFactory
      • ProxyRegistry
      • DSProxy
      • The Price of the Collateral Assets
      • DssProxyActions
        • Adding Liquidity For New Perpetual Markets (First Time)
        • Creating Order (Providing Liquidity)
        • Request For Withdrawing Liquidity
        • Withdrawal
      • StrategyFactory
  • MarginX Spot
    • Swap
    • Pool
      • Add Liquidity
      • Remove Liquidity
    • Farm
      • Deposit LP Tokens
      • Withdraw LP Token
    • Supported Networks
  • MARGINX SUBGRAPH
    • Overview
    • Query Examples
  • MarginX 1.0
    • Built On f(x)Core
    • Decentralized Order Book
    • Referral Programme
    • MarginX NFTs
    • Maker Liquidity Pool
    • MarginX 1.0 Litepaper
  • ERC20 Token Factory
    • Token Factory Supported Networks
    • Create Token
    • Provide Token Details
    • Interact with Token
    • Role Management
  • Help desk
    • Perpetual Trading 101
    • User Guide (Video)
    • MarginX 2.0 FAQ
    • Contact us
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  1. MarginX 1.0

Decentralized Order Book

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Last updated 11 months ago

MarginX operates via an on-chain order matching system, which keeps a record of all pending orders and cancellations permanently on the blockchain.

Traders on both the buy and sell sides submit their orders, and directly transfer their assets from their private wallets to our on-chain order matching system.

This on-chain order matching system is managed by our decentralized nodes and their validators.

Once there is a match, the transaction will be successfully carried out. If a match has not been found, the order will remain good ‘til canceled.

This way, the entire operation is completed entirely on-chain, and users can directly trade through their own wallets.

These traders can keep their private keys private, and the on-chain order matching system cannot arbitrarily manipulate the users’ assets, ensuring the security and transparency of assets and transactions.

Learn more:

https://youtu.be/9SxITw_s1z4?feature=shared