FAQ

chevron-rightWhat is Kinetex? hashtag

Kinetex is a peer-to-peer platform that connects users and professional resolvers, bridging liquidity between decentralized finance (DeFi) and centralized finance (CeFi) ecosystems.

chevron-rightWhat benefits do users gain from Kinetex?hashtag

Users can enjoy fast, secure transactions at the best available rates. Security is ensured by the Kinetex network itself as it allows transactions to be executed on-chain.

chevron-rightWhat benefits do resolvers get?hashtag

Resolvers have the ability to construct their own trading strategies and earn income from transactions.

chevron-rightWhat benefits do protocol maintainers get?hashtag

Protocol maintainers perform the computational tasks associated with Zk proofs and sell these services to resolvers, earning income in the process.

chevron-rightDo users need to pay for gas?hashtag

No, resolvers fully manage the transaction and pay the gas fees for the users.

chevron-rightDoes Kinetex use wrapped tokens?hashtag

No, the user interacts on-chain with the resolver and does not create extra virtual assets.

chevron-rightWhy work directly with resolvers instead of using AMMs?hashtag

Working directly with resolvers eliminates slippage and ensures guaranteed transaction execution, unlike automated market makers (AMMs).

chevron-rightHow long does a swap take?hashtag

The average transaction time is 10-15 seconds, with a maximum time for the resolver of 2 minutes. After this period, liquidation is triggered, closing the order as quickly as possible.

chevron-rightHow is the security of the user's swap ensured?hashtag

Each resolver reserves collateral for the transaction larger than the order size, ensuring security.

chevron-rightHow is the execution of the order and rate guaranteed?hashtag

Orders are backed by the resolver's collateral. If the resolver does not execute the order within 2 minutes, automatic liquidation occurs.

chevron-rightDoes the user need to provide a proof that the transaction was not completed?hashtag

No, liquidation occurs automatically.

chevron-rightCan the user receive the asset in another network?hashtag

No, the liquidator swaps the collateral for the asset that the user expects.

chevron-rightHow does order liquidation occur?hashtag

Order liquidation is fully decentralized. Anyone who provides a deposit of $100 can create a proposal, provide a proof that the resolver did not complete the transaction, and unlock the collateral.

chevron-rightWhat happens if a liquidator creates a false proposal?hashtag

They will lose their deposit.

chevron-rightWhy will liquidation occur on time?hashtag

The collateral is liquidated with a commission for the liquidator. The first to detect a debt and initiate liquidation earns income. Liquidators compete in speed to earn income.

chevron-rightAt what price does liquidation occur?hashtag

Chainlink oracles ensure a minimum price at which an order can be liquidated.

chevron-rightWhy are Kinetex's prices more favorable?hashtag

Because there is no need to pay validators, Kinetex employs an optimistic scenario where transactions occur directly between resolvers and users without additional expenses, resulting in significant gas optimization.

chevron-rightWhat is an optimistic scenario?hashtag

In an optimistic scenario, proof costs are only incurred if a liquidator creates a proposal stating that the resolver did not complete the transaction.

chevron-rightHow do resolvers set prices?hashtag

Resolvers compete with each other on price and offer the best rates. The order is given to the resolver that offers the most favorable rate.

chevron-rightWho manages the order system?hashtag

Orders are managed by a distributed network of protocol maintainers, ensuring the security of the network and the rates provided by resolvers.

chevron-rightDo resolvers need to perform Zk proofs themselves?hashtag

Protocol maintainers perform the computational tasks associated with Zk proofs and sell these services to resolvers for state updates.

chevron-rightCan I provide liquidity to Kinetex?hashtag

Kinetex does not store liquidity.

chevron-rightWhat are the fees for Kinetex?hashtag

Kinetex does not charge any fees. The protocol is fully decentralized and non-profit. Resolvers set their own fees independently.

chevron-rightWhat are Kinetex NFTs?hashtag

NFTs are used for staking to gain voting power for decision-making.

chevron-rightCan I sell my NFTs?hashtag

No, NFTs are non-transferable and are created to serve the network, not for speculation.

chevron-rightHow can I get an NFT?hashtag

You can acquire an NFT by completing tasks in the Kinetex Ambassador and Testnet programs.

chevron-rightHow does Kinetex differ from other projects that offer exchange solutions?hashtag

Kinetex has several unique features:

  • The first one is automation. Kinetex offers an automatic exchange that is performed regardless of the route's length, so users do not need to stay online to confirm each transaction.

  • The second distinctive feature is a variety of supported crypto assets. Kinetex aggregates numerous tokens and coins (over 15,000), including native ones, and enables their trading with the help of tokenization protocols.

  • The third distinction is the Multi-chain Gasless technology that eliminates the need to care about storing gas.

This is not a final list, though. The more Kinetex develops, the more unique and helpful features it gets.

chevron-rightWhat does automation through relay nodes mean?hashtag

Relay nodes automate the execution of smart contracts. They allow users to complete the entire route automatically without the need to stay online and confirm each transaction.

chevron-rightHow does the gasless technology work?hashtag

The Gasless technology eliminates the need to store native coins for each network and to worry about their shortage. This technology helps to travel through the universe via interdimensional swaps while holding only one EIP-2612-compliant token (including any such stablecoin).

If you do not have a permission-enabled token, place a small staking deposit of $5-20 in escrow so relay nodes can always pay gas for you and top up the deposit with assets you exchange.

chevron-rightDo I need to replenish the escrow deposit myself again?hashtag

The escrow deposit does not need to be replenished again. It is restored automatically through the relay nodes using the exchanged tokens.

chevron-rightCan I withdraw the deposit from the escrow?hashtag

Yes. You can request your deposit from the escrow service at any time. An oracle will check that you have no debts in other networks, and your assets will be transferred to you.

chevron-rightWhat is a native coin tokenization gateway?hashtag

Kinetex utilizes native coin tokenization protocols that create wrapped tokens and bring them to the nearest bridges using the route-building algorithms, thereby transferring transactions into the required networks. Such an approach allows you to exchange any asset quickly and reliably.

chevron-rightHow does the exchange of native coins such as Bitcoin work?hashtag

Support for native coins (BTC, LTC, BCH, etc.) is implemented in the form of wrapped tokens through the integration of such tokenization protocols as Ren Protocol, tBTC, and a multi-chain DEX (THORChain).

chevron-rightHow does cross-chain work at Kinetex? hashtag

Inside Kinetex, we combine dozens of reliable bridges and providers that are whitelisted and manually added to the ecosystem. Thus, users can safely cross the space between different networks in two ways: by using stablecoins for the intermediate stages or by exchanging assets directly.

Priority is given to identical tokens on different networks. If such a route cannot be found or there is not enough liquidity, then the original asset will be exchanged for a stablecoin, bridged to another network, and finally to the desired asset.

To reduce the impact on the price, Kinetex chooses assets with high liquidity.

chevron-rightWhat is liquidity aggregation? How does it work at Kinetex?hashtag

Kinetex does not use its own liquidity.

The specially-designed exchange algorithms aggregate liquidity from various protocols to transfer assets between networks and build the most efficient routes.

Liquidity is drawn from many sources, including decentralized exchanges, bridges, market makers (public and private), limit order protocols, Layer-2 networks, etc.

chevron-rightWhat wallets does the Kinetex project support?hashtag

Supported wallets: MetaMask, WalletConnect, and XDeFi Wallet.

Coming Soon: BinanceChain Wallet, Coinbase Wallet, Liquality Wallet, and Bitkeep Wallet.

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