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Bitcoin (BTC) is a consensus network that enables a new payment system and a completely digital currency. Powered by its users, it is a peer to peer payment network that requires no central authority to operate. On October 31st, 2008, an individual or group of individuals operating under the pseudonym "Satoshi Nakamoto" published the Bitcoin Whitepaper and described it as: "a purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash would allow online payments to be sent directly from one party to another without going through a financial institution.

   

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Maximize Your Earnings Without Acquiring Expensive Licenses

Grow new revenue streams from trading fees and user yields without touching user funds or acquiring expensive licenses. All the upsides of running a centralized exchange, with none of the responsibilities.

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Buckle up. We're taking a trip to the future.

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CEX

Centralized Exchange

DEX

Decentralized Exchange

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No Gas Fees

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Background Trading

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High Token Availability

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Yield Access (APY)

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Does Bits help me be compliant with new legislation?

As regulation grows increasingly tighter, it's likely that governing bodies will focus primarily on crypto companies that handle and manage user funds directly -- which means that by incorporating Bits you very well may benefit from tighter crypto regulation.

What happens if Bits gets hacked?

Bits is a technology layer that never takes custody of user funds. In the scenario there were a security breach, it would be possible for a hacker to execute trades prematurely (for example, if a user placed an on-chain request to buy Bitcoin if it crosses a $15,000 threshold) but it is not possible for the hacker to steal any funds.

Does Bits have an audit?

Our smart contract is in queue to be audited by Certik.

Where are user funds stored?

Bits does not custody any user funds, while still allowing your business to offer all of the functionality of a traditional centralized exchange.

How is Bits different from DEX aggregators like 1inch or Paraswap?

DEX aggregators like 1inch or Paraswap work to provide end users with the most competitive rates in DeFi. Bits offers DeFi infrastructure that allow your business to offer new types of trades (buy orders, sell orders, stop losses, etc) while earning a commission on each order and a percentage of user yield. The Bits API incorporates DEX aggregators to provide the most competitive rates in DeFi.

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