Welcome to Valantis
Explore our guides and examples to integrate with Valantis Protocol.
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Explore our guides and examples to integrate with Valantis Protocol.
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For Developers Learn how to interact with Valantis Pools. Explore Sovereign Pool Docs > Learn how to build and launch a custom DEX. Explore The Modules >
Understand the basics of interacting with Valantis Pools.
For Market Makers
Maximize exposure to non-toxic order flow with Hybrid Order Type (HOT) & define your own pricing logic. Explore HOT Overview > Explore HOT Docs for Liquidity Managers >
For Solvers Tap into deterministic onchain liquidity with Hybrid Order Type (HOT). Explore HOT Overview > Explore HOT Docs for Solvers >
Valantis is a novel approach to representing Value-Exchange Logic, Valantis Core Pools can recover the entire DEX space using composable modules. It attempts to be a full generalization of smart-contract DEXes, enforcing strict security assumptions over the interactions between modules and users to create the most secure, composable, and developer friendly environment for DEX development. The Valantis Sovereign Pools integrate various components responsible for functions such as pricing logic, fee calculation, oracle services, reserve vaults, and liquidity management strategies. Sovereign Pools natively support rebase tokens.
Valantis provide a few key benefits:
Mitigated liquidity fragmentation. Valantis enables liquidity to be sourced from shared external vaults accessible to multiple pools.
Native support for rebase tokens, a flourishing asset class characterized by dynamically adjusting supply and impulsed by liquid staking protocols.
Reduced implementation complexity. Build a DEX with customizable, ready-to-use features that require minimum code.
Increased DEX security with independent module audits and battle-tested components.
Monolithic DEXes today cannot possibly address the preferences of all liquidity providers, traders nor other onchain actors. The demand for new use cases in the context of onchain exchanges, as well as important unsolved problems that require iterative solutions and experimentation, cannot be addressed by non-standardized protocol architectures that possess a high degree of code redundancy and inflexibility.
Building a DEX from scratch is difficult in a monolithic paradigm:
More complexity and lines of code, hence higher time to develop, security costs and attack surface.
Monolithic DEXes do not follow a well-defined standard or architecture, hence posing barriers for new order flow and liquidity sources to integrate with.
Even the most common sense and fundamental security assumptions and invariant checks for DEXes need to be re-implemented and audited every time. This is in contrast to launching well-audited and understood components such as an ERC-20 or Math library from a library such as OpenZeppelin Contracts, which significantly enable developer productivity and secure development.
We believe that the existence of a highly modular, generalized, credibly neutral and immutable core protocol for DEX's will lead to improved smart contract security as well as faster, cheaper DEX development. Furthermore, we envision that by empowering developers with simpler and more effective tools to build DEX/AMM logic, Valantis will unlock greater capital efficiency for all DEX market participants.
