Kuru

Kuru is trying to close the gap between decentralized and centralized exchanges with a completely on-chain orderbook. Users will get the best of both worlds with slippage, self-custody and composability. Kuru’s contracts have been optimized for the EVM and designed for market makers allowing them to place/cancel limit orders at a low, constant gas cost. This leads to tighter spreads and more liquidity on our books. The aim is to completely replace the need for AMMs. Kuru will support both liquid and long-tail assets on the exchange, while keeping the process of providing liquidity simple. Active liquidity is vital for the orderbook. But expecting market makers to handle the flood of new coins every day isn't realistic. We are working on solutions to allow users to passively provide liquidity onto the orderbooks. We want to redefine the on-chain trading experience, not just build another DEX. Today, a trader must navigate multiple platforms to discover, research, and trade coins. Kuru simplifies this by consolidating these actions in a single interface. Traditionally, DEXs (ex: Raydium and Uniswap) have been disconnected from trading interfaces (ex: telegram bots, Photon, Bullx etc.). We are bridging this gap, making it easier for everyone to discover and trade their favourite assets.