StandX Releases SIP-5 Framework to Support Permissionless One-Click Deployment of Multiple Types of Derivatives Trading Pairs
ChainCatcher reports that the decentralized derivatives trading platform StandX, part of the BNB ecosystem, has officially launched the SIP-5 Universal Markets Listing framework, allowing anyone to deploy various types of trading pairs such as perpetual contracts, prediction markets, Pre-Market, RWA derivatives, and structured derivatives with a single click by staking DUSD or its upcoming governance token.
It is revealed that the core formula of SIP-5 is UM = Seed + Oracle Grid + Shield. Seed refers to the listed staking funds of the deployer (Sponsor), with 100% entering the community market maker incentive pool; Oracle Grid provides three layers of price source support, including integration with Pyth and Chainlink; Shield serves as an optional first-loss buffer layer to absorb extreme risks.
In addition, deployers can receive up to 70% of the trading fee share and can enable Stand Mode to automatically roll the fees back into the market maker pool. This protocol has previously implemented DUSD yield-bearing stablecoin infrastructure with APY maintained at 8%-10%+, and has hinted that a TGE will be carried out within the year.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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