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Build Platform for Liquidity Provision Using Runes and Ordinals #5

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RumeelHussain opened this issue Oct 14, 2024 · 0 comments
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Objective/Goal

  • Develop a decentralized platform that enables liquidity provision using Bitcoin Runes and Ordinals on decentralized exchanges (DEXes). The platform should allow users to unlock liquidity from these unique assets, enabling trading, staking, and liquidity mining while leveraging the DeFi capabilities of Core Blockchain.

Challenge Description

  • Develop a dApp that facilitates liquidity provision for Runes and Ordinals by:
    • Allowing users to deposit their Runes or Ordinals into liquidity pools on DEXes.
    • Enabling users to trade or stake these assets to generate yields and participate in liquidity mining programs.
  • Smart contracts must:
    • Manage the integration of Runes and Ordinals with existing DEX protocols, ensuring secure and transparent transactions.
    • Handle liquidity provision, swaps, and reward distribution for liquidity providers.
  • The platform should include:
    • An interface for users to easily deposit Runes and Ordinals into liquidity pools, track rewards, and manage liquidity positions.
    • Wallet integration to seamlessly manage Runes, Ordinals, and other assets across Core Blockchain.
    • The challenge is to build a scalable, secure solution that unlocks liquidity for these specialized assets, ensuring efficient liquidity management, real-time trading, and transparent rewards for users.
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