Singapore-based cryptocurrency exchange TomoChain will launch a peer-to-peer, or P2P, lending feature in two weeks through its TomoDEX's platform.
According to an announcement, TomoDEX is the first decentralized exchange, or DEX, powered by the layer 1 protocol TomoX - which will have a maximum of 150 DEXs running on it.
It's currently in soft launch with spot trading enabled.
The DEX boasts a reported speed of 2,000 transactions per second.
"All functionality is handled through auditable smart contracts and secured by the TomoChain blockchain. The P2P lending service uses a unique and familiar spot trading order book approach to provide fixed-term USDT loans of 1, 7, 30 and 90 days based on interest rate and position. Borrowers can flexibly back their loans through a choice of collateral too, including BTC, ETH & TOMO.".
TomoChain relies on a system of 150 masternodes with Proof-of-Stake Voting, or PoSV, consensus, supporting EVM-compatible smart contracts, protocols, and atomic cross-chain token transfers.
"Users get a fast trading experience, close to that of any centralized exchange without the downsides of trusting a third party."
TomoDEX users do not need to hold the company's native token, TOMO, as trades are wallet to wallet and entirely on-chain.
"TomoDEX is a facilitator that does not custody user funds or manage user accounts in any way unlike that of a traditional centralized exchange, so the onus is on the trader to be responsible for reporting gains and losses in their local jurisdictions. That said, we will observe and abide by crypto regulations as they form, and comply as is required."
Looking ahead, TomoChain told Cointelegraph that they would be listing other native blockchain tokens soon.
Singapore-Based TomoChain Launches P2P Lending Feature
Publicado en Jun 5, 2020
by Cointele | Publicado en Coinage
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