#Liquidity

Decentralized finance (DeFi) has radically changed the trading landscape. The introduction of this ecosystem brought new channels of liquidity that are currently taking over the growing market. At the base of this system lie liquidity pools, which are key to making token trading on decentralized exchanges (DEXs) smooth and efficient. These liquidity pools create decentralized marketplaces where users can provide liquidity and generate profit by utilizing smart contracts and blockchain technology.

Unsurprisingly, just like it happens with any new concept, the emergence of liquidity pools has raised a ton of questions regarding the use, safety, reliability, profitability, and more. In this article, we’ll answer the most common ones.

As the cryptocurrency industry develops, so does its branch, such as staking. After the first variation appeared in the form of native staking, new versions of it are being constantly developed, either solving the inconveniences of native staking or creating their own features. One of the new versions of native staking that solves its disadvantage is liquid staking. Only one question remains. Is it really better than traditional staking? In this article, we will solve this question and compare native staking vs liquid staking.

The cryptocurrency industry is constantly evolving. New coins, tokens, ways of profiting, and other aspects are appearing. The same thing happens with staking. Now, in addition to classic, liquid staking has emerged, which is claimed to be better than traditional staking in every way. Is it truly so? Does it really have no drawbacks? Find all the answers in this article.