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This blog post goes over sudoAMM vs other AMMs, with most of the focus being sudoAMM vs the constant product (i.e. x*y=k) invariant used by protocols like Bancor and Uniswap.
sudoswap blog Trigger warning: numbers This blog post goes over sudoAMM vs other AMMs, with most of the focus being sudoAMM vs the constant product (i.e. x*y=k ) invariant used by protocols like Bancor and Uniswap. (Note: This blog post is premised upon the assumption that most NFT traders prefer trading whole numbers of NFTs on existing liquidity platforms and marketplaces. Apologies to fractional NFT enjoyooors, that discussion must be saved for another time.) demystifying x*y=k To explain sudoAMM, we need to differentiate it from the constant product invariant. So to start, we'll give an ov
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