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Swapbox introduces a novel way to swap banknotes for crypto using DeFi. But how does it work under the hood?
Swapbox is a physical crypto exchange platform. Like any exchange, it needs liquidity.
Where does the liquidity come from?
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To prevent this risk, the amount the user sends to the machine is higher than the required amount, and any excess will be sent back to the user. The operator fee is also collected at that time.
@LarryLasermind Everything that is distributed is decentralised, but everything that is decentralised is not necessarily distributed.
We wanted to keep things simple in this thread, but you are right π
Why do you keep misusing crypto buzzwords, anon?
Decentralised, trustless, transparent.
A lot of projects keep misusing these blockchain values and confusing users. (On purpose ?)
Let's clarify these buzzwords and help you spot projects that are misusing them!
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Unfortunately, lots of people and projects in DeFi create confusion by misusing these words for marketing or fundraising purposes. While they are essentially lying to their users, it crowds out the legitimate projects that are working hard to embrace these principles.