Decentralized Exchanges
1 storyWriters may evaluate decentralized order books, document swap routing efficiency, or explain liquidity provider returns, using DEX trading fees and impermanent loss exposure to establish the main outcome. Decentralized Exchanges addresses the mechanisms and consequences associated with automated market makers, on-chain token swaps, and DEX liquidity pools. Centralized venue operations belong in Exchanges; this category requires automated market makers, liquidity pools, routing, slippage, LP economics, on-chain order books, or permissionless trading. The article should connect permissionless market access, smart contract exchange risk, and automated market maker design to a concrete technical, commercial, regulatory, or user outcome.
Hyperliquid ETF Outflows Mount as Grayscale Sees Undervaluation
Hyperliquid-linked ETFs are seeing their first net outflows since launch, with the HYPE token down sharply. Grayscale argues the token's price does not reflect protocol revenue or buybacks, highlighting a growing disconnect in market sentiment