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The real evolution of the next-generation exchange: @grvt_io, @OrderlyNetwork, @infinex The era of trading is changing now. It must be fast, secure, and convenient. The protagonists aiming to achieve all three are GRVT, Orderly Network, and Infinex. Each platform is tackling market issues head-on like different superheroes, each with their unique abilities. GRVT is the king of "speed," Orderly is the orchestrator of "liquidity," and Infinex is the innovator of "user experience." First, let's take a look at GRVT. This platform uses a zkSync-based hybrid Validium structure to process 600,000 transactions per second on its off-chain order book (CLOB). Just looking at the numbers is impressive. Transaction delays are under 2 milliseconds, and settlements are completed within about 1 to 2 hours. All data is stored off-chain but is perfectly verified through zero-knowledge proofs. Asset security is also thorough. Keys are stored in a distributed manner through an MPC (Multi-Party Computation) wallet created in collaboration with Dfns, and in emergencies, a data availability committee supports recovery. It is truly a 'fast yet reliable' structure. On the other hand, Orderly Network is the 'master of liquidity.' It has implemented a bridge-less model that allows messages to pass without asset movement between chains, combining OP Stack and Celestia. As a result, users can utilize various networks like Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Polygon, and Avalanche as a single market. With a recent upgrade, it achieved an astonishing processing speed of 6.7 mega gas per second, and the cumulative trading volume has exceeded $80 billion. Several security audit firms (Halborn, Zellic, Guardian, etc.) have verified it, and all issues have been resolved. Aiming for liquidity that is 'as deep as CEX and as transparent as DEX,' Orderly is establishing itself as a hub for DeFi. Infinex stands out particularly in the realm of 'user experience.' This platform offers a smooth and fast UX like a centralized exchange but is actually completely non-custodial. Users can log in within 2 seconds using biometric or hardware keys and complete transactions within 1 second. The account structure is also unique. It consists of three stages: Origin Key, Sudo Key, and Operations Key, eliminating hacking concerns through Turnkey's distributed encryption. Additionally, users do not pay gas fees directly. Thanks to 'gas abstraction,' which the protocol handles instead. This allows even beginners to easily enter DeFi. In terms of security, all three are formidable. GRVT has undergone thorough audits by Spearbit DAO and NCC Group, while Orderly has fixed all vulnerabilities through an in-depth audit by Guardian. Infinex has also passed audits from iosiro and Macro and operates a bug bounty program of up to $250,000. Each platform is designed to prevent asset theft, and the recovery procedures are systematic. GRVT blocks illegal withdrawals with validity proofs, Orderly stabilizes the market with a fair liquidation engine, and Infinex allows asset recovery through registered recovery addresses in case of account loss. In terms of regulatory compliance, each has a distinct strategy. GRVT has partnered with ComplyCube to implement rapid KYC and AML procedures and holds a Class M license from Bermuda. Orderly follows AML policies but has no separate KYC procedures. Infinex operates under a 'non-custodial' model, minimizing legal risks while only imposing basic age and regional restrictions. In summary, GRVT is "a high-speed engine trusted by institutions," Orderly is "a liquidity hub that unites all chains," and Infinex is "a decentralized exchange that anyone can easily use." Although the three platforms are on different paths, the future they are creating is the same: a world of faster, safer, and more flexible trading. The next chapter of DeFi has already begun, and the protagonists are these three.

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