Maya bụ onye... mgbanwe decentralized (DEX) system that enables trading of cryptocurrencies across different blockchains. You can, for example, swap Bitcoin (BTC) on the Bitcoin blockchain with Ethereum (ETH) on the Ethereum blockchain in an easy way, without holding the assets or involving any centralized authorities or Know Your Customer (KYC) procedures.
Maya Protocol was developed using the Cosmos Software Development Kit (Cosmos SDK) and operates on a Proof of Bond (PoB) consensus mechanism. The protocol is upheld by "Node Operators," who stake capital into the system and earn returns as a reward for their contribution and efforts. Essentially, nodes are computers running software that validates user swaps and oversees assets in designated addresses across different blockchains.
To complete a swap, the supported cryptocurrency must be received in one of Maya's addresses, sent by a user, and then an equivalent amount is sent from another of Maya's addresses on a different blockchain. This process is managed and approved by at least two-thirds of the nodes, particularly ensuring that the funds are properly received.
N'ụzọ dị otú a, ndị ọrụ nwere ike izipu otu ụdị akara ngosi na blockchain ma nata ụdị ọzọ na ngọngọ nke ọzọ, niile n'asụsụ ala na-enweghị iji tokens.
Gịnị Bụ Ihe Akaebe nke Njikọ?
Proof of Bond (PoB) is a consensus mechanism where node operators must commit a bond (usually in the form of the network's native token) to participate in the network. This bond acts as a form of economic security, ensuring that nodes act honestly and maintain the network's integrity2. If a node tries to act maliciously or fails to perform its duties, its bond can be slashed, meaning a portion of it is taken away as a penalty.
In Maya Protocol, this mechanism helps to produce economic value from the staked resources of node operators, increasing capital efficiency. Similarly, in THORChain, node operators bond RUNE (the native token) to secure the network and ensure cooperation among participants.
Ọdịiche dị n'etiti Maya na THORChain
Maya is a fork of THORChain but loaded with a few new features and functionality that serves as a great alternative. The most important ones are
Njikọ Liquidity
Rather than following the Pure Bond Model, Maya is contemplating a shift to a Liquidity Nodes model. In this system, nodes are enabled to directly contribute liquidity, bonding it to the network. This approach means node operators face a significant risk: if they misuse funds, they incur losses, acting as a powerful deterrent. As a result, node operators use Liquidity Units from Liquidity Pools, which simultaneously provide liquidity and bolster network security.
Nchedo site na Mfu Na-adịgide Adịgide
Usoro nke na-echebe ndị na enye ego mgbazinye site n'ọnwụ oge (LPs) ha nwere ike inwe mgbe ịnye ego mgbapụta, n'ihi mgbanwe dị icheiche a na-enwe kwa ụbọchị maka ọnụahịa akụ crypto.
ILP nwere 10% nke $ CACAO na-enye (10 nde $ CCAO) ma gbakwunye ya site na 10% nke ụgwọ protocol. ILP ga - arụ ọrụ ụbọchị 50 mgbe nkwụnye ego liquidity, yana mkpuchi kpuchie 100%.
The duration of ILP coverage depends on the performance of the ASSET and $CACAO. Full coverage is achieved after 150 days if ASSET performs better, and after 450 days if $CACAO performs better. ILP is both paid out and reset upon complete withdrawal but is not affected by partial withdrawals. For top-ups, ILP is reset but not paid out.
Ụkpụrụ nkesa dị iche
The Liquidity Auction was a 21-day event designed to distribute $CACAO tokens among participants. During the event, users deposited supported assets to a specific address. At the conclusion of the auction, 90% of the $CACAO tokens were allocated to participants in proportion to their liquidity contributions, while the remaining 10% was allocated to the ILP reserve. The participants became liquidity providers, with their deposited assets and $CACAO tokens placed into Maya's pools, enabling them to earn a share of the generated fees.
Ụzọ dị iche nke iji ihe ndị e debere edebe eme ihe
At the genesis of Maya Protocol, the available CACAO reserves were only 10% of the total supply, compared to 44% for THORChain, and were primarily intended for Impermanent Loss Protection (ILP). Maya does not have block emissions; and if Protocol Owned Liquidity and Lending are implemented, they will feature a different design, as in THORChain, these aspects are closely integrated with the Reserves.
Still, despite its differences, Maya also serves as a complementary solution to THORChain, offering redundancy, extension and validation, and integrating new networks not existing in the current THORChain implementation.
Ọzọkwa, ihe mgbaru ọsọ nke Maya bụ ịghọ * azụ-azụ maka ọrụ ndị ọzọ iji wuo ya, na olileanya ịhụ ọtụtụ ọhụụ ọhụrụ ma ọ bụ DEX arụpụtara n'elu akụrụngwa Maya.
Njikọ nke obere akpa Maya Protocol
Na-eme dị ka * ndabere, Maya kwesịrị ịkwado site na UI dị iche iche na obere akpa iji mee ihe.
Nke a bụ ndepụta nke ụfọdụ ọrụ ndị na-akwado Maya:
