Orion Terminal, a protocol that aggregates the liquidity of every single cryptocurrency exchange into one platform, has just announced the phase one of its public mainnet will launch on December 15.
Thanks to the fact fact Orion Terminal aggregates into a single orderbook liquidity from the largest centralized and decentralized crypto exchanges as well as swap pools, the protocol has become one of the best options for traders who want to avoid messy platforms and prefer instead simple and convenient gateways to trading. On top of that, the terminal does not require users to provide their private keys, making sure users keep control of their assets.
The Orion Protocol ecosystem is built on a network of brokers that run Orion Broker Software with accounts across multiple exchanges (or even exchanges themselves, including BitMax, KuCoin, MXC, Injective Protocol and others).
In addition, the decentralized finance platform has carried out some very strict tests in order to ensure smooth functionality and robust security. Regarding the latter, it must be noted that the Orion Terminal has been audited by leading firm CertiK, which has confirmed the stability of the platform.
In order to ensure its security, stability and proper operation, the launch of the platform will be followed by a month of continuous updates.
Orion Protocol plans to expand the terminal next year by offering lending, margin trading, leveraged ETFs, derivatives, contract trading, NFTs and staking of any asset type.
Users will also be able to stake ORN, the protocol's native token, in early Q1. The token provides its holders several benefits such as discounted trading, advanced features, protocol access and staking returns.
Alexey Koloskov, CEO of Orion Protocol, said:
"The launch of Orion Terminal’s mainnet has been a vision of ours since Orion Protocol’s inception in 2018, and we’re ecstatic that we’re almost here."