LCX Token listed at Bamboo Relay
a LCX Team · · Updated November 14, 2024
Listing Announcement
LCX Token ($LCX) is now listed at Bamboo Relay.
Trading Pair:
- LCX / WETH – https://bamboorelay.com/trade/LCX-WETH
Link: https://bamboorelay.com/
The trading volume of Bamboo Relay is also reported at CoinGecko.
While Bamboo Relay is relatively small in terms of trading volume and userbase, the technology and decentralized application (Dapp) is very solid and innovative.
Bamboo Relay – an innovative relayer exchange and DeFi platform.
Bamboo Relay is a decentralized exchange, powered by 0x and bZx relayer to trade, lend or borrow any ERC20 token and other assets on the Ethereum blockchain. The platform was launched in May 2018 and now has a 24h trading volume of approx. $250’000 USD.
Trades are facilitated directly from your own wallet in a fully trustless manner. Bamboo Relay is leveraging decentralized technology to ensure secure non-custodial trading.
WETH stands for Wrapped Ether or Wrapped Ethereum (ETH). WETH is a token that represents Ethereum (ETH) 1:1 and is a the ERC20 token. At Bamboo Relay users need to convert ETH to WETH because WETH offers additional functionality at the platform. You can always convert your WETH to ETH 1:1 and vice versa.
Learn more about Wrapped Tokens at CoinTelegraph.
About LCX Token
The LCX Token ($LCX) is an exchange based token and utility token of LCX, the Liechtenstein Cryptoassets Exchange. The LCX Token can be used to purchase monthly plans for LCX Terminal, pay transaction fees, crypto custodial fees, or listing fees within LCX’s blockchain ecosystem.
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