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Cwallet Weekly Listing Review: GME, GUUFY, DRIFT, PANDA, ELF

Recently, $GME, $GUUFY, $DRIFT, $PANDA, and $ELF have become part of the Cwallet family.

Swapping Tokens on Centralized OR Decentralized Exchanges: A Beginner’s Guide

One of the main activities that users engage in on cryptocurrency exchanges is "swapping" tokens or exchanging one type of cryptocurrency for another. Both CEXs and DEXs offer this functionality, but the process varies depending on your exchange type.

Centralized Exchange

Crypto Should Be Decentralized - So Why Do We Need Centralized Exchanges?

if you have never traded or held cryptocurrency, CEXs make it easy, as all you need to do is create an account with an email address and KYC documentation without needing to store your own seed phrase or private keys.

Crypto Investment

Exploring FTT’s Decline - Is it Wise to Invest in an Exchange Token?

Generally, Exchange tokens (CEX or DEX) have the burden of proving that they truly have an asset reserve. Indeed, token movement can be monitored via the blockchain; however, when attention isn’t paid, shady things could be done by people with access, especially in a CEX

AMM

Automated Market Maker (AMM) Explained

Automated market makers (AMM) are protocols that automate and govern the liquidity provision process. AMMs use liquidity pools in place of a traditional market of buyers and sellers to enable the automatic and unrestricted trading of digital assets.

Decentralized Exchange

What is Decentralized Exchange (DEX)?

A decentralized exchange (DEX) is a peer-to-peer (P2P) exchange where buyers & sellers exchange crypto assets directly. Unlike centralized exchanges, DEX platforms are non-custodial, allowing users to have control of their private keys when using the platform to carry out transactions.