00:00In today's video, we're reviewing TxFlow, which is a fully on-chain club, right?
00:06So they are building a purpose-designed layer one where order matching, clearing, margin, settlement, and liquidations operate through one
00:15deterministic on-chain state machine.
00:18So their flagship application is a fully on-chain central limit order book for cryptocurrency and traditional finance perpetual futures.
00:26And in our review, we actually go through how it's a fully on-chain price, time priority order book works,
00:35and also the reported $250,000 plus transactions per second, the sub-50 millisecond block latency claims.
00:44We look at the cryptocurrency and stock-linked perpetual futures, the standard maker fees, which are about 0.015%
00:53and taker fees, 0.05%, right?
00:58They have a volume-based VIP tiers and zero maker fees.
01:02And also, you can check out our referral code so you can get some discounts if you want to trade
01:08on the platform.
01:09We look at the cross-margin, isolated margin, the hedge mode, one-hour funding cycles that they have, the mark
01:15price, index price, liquidation calculations,
01:18and pretty much insurance funds and auto-deleveraging, as well as the market limit, post-only, trigger, and TWAP orders,
01:27right?
01:27So they have protocol vaults as well as user vault strategies, which are pretty cool.
01:33APIs, web sockets, agent keys, testnet access, channels, and TIP liquidity standards, validator oracle liquidity and layer one risks that
01:43we also look at,
01:44and also just the best alternatives for TX flow for on-chain and centralized trading.
01:50So really, the central theme is quite compelling.
01:53Financial applications should not need separate matching engines, settlement systems, bridges, and fragmented pools of collateral.
02:00So its channel model could allow exchanges, brokers, prediction markets, and asset issuers, in fact, to build specialized products while
02:08sharing one execution and risk infrastructure.
02:11So the challenge is proving that technical throughput can create lasting market quality and liquidity, validator distribution, API reliability, of
02:21course,
02:22oracle integrity and performance during those volatile conditions will definitely matter more than kind of the headline speed.
02:30So it's a very interesting platform.
02:33It's, you know, one that's really been making waves on online.
02:39If you're on X, you know, you can see that they're really doing something incredible here with their purpose-built,
02:45like I say, financial layer one and decentralized exchange.
02:48Their flagship product being the fully on-chain perpetual futures, right?
02:53Execution model is effectively the deterministic on-chain matching engine that they're using.
02:59And the consensus mechanism is the TX BFT DAG-based Byzantine fault tolerance.
03:06And like I said, many, many claims that are really saying that they've got a really incredible throughput as well.
03:13And a block latency that is less than 50 milliseconds and, you know, a published finality around 200 milliseconds, which
03:23is pretty interesting with their reported uptime being about 99.99%.
03:27The main collateral on the platform is USDC, the external deposit network on TX Flow is Arbitrum.
03:34And, you know, you can do cryptocurrency trade-fire perpetuals.
03:38The perpetuals are about 13 from last I checked.
03:41Cross and isolated margin in one way in hedge as well.
03:45So good fees as well in the funding cycle.
03:48One hour per default.
03:49It's a very, very compelling platform.
03:52Check out the full review.
03:53It's on our main site.
03:54We break everything down for you.
03:56Like I said, check out the link to get started on TX Flow.
04:00And also check out the referral link so you can get discounts and rebates with the platform.
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04:07And I'll see you guys next time with some new alpha.
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