！ @OrderlyNetwork It was co incubated by @ NEARProtocol and WOO Network in 2021, and the main network was launched in October 2022. The project was co founded by Ran Yi and Terence Ng from womentwo and woofi We have obtained $20 million in financing from top investment institutions such as Pantera Capital, Dragonfly Capital, and Sequoia China, with a current market value of approximately $213 million Technically integrated @ LayerZeroeCore @ Celestia to achieve Omnichain architecture As the underlying architecture, we are familiar with ADEN; @bugscoin_bgsc ； @_WOOFi @ RaydiumProtocol has integrated Orderly Network's "decentralized order book infrastructure" to contribute to its transaction fees! And a large part of the handling fee will be directly distributed to the community as dividends every week.! one ️⃣ I used to think that on chain transactions were only suitable for AMM, and I even believed that AMM's natural punishment mechanism for large transactions was a reasonable price protection mechanism. This may be correct in the early days when liquidity was scarce on the chain But in recent years, with a qualitative change in the magnitude of liquidity. The demand for large transactions is increasing day by day, and the problem of Amm being difficult to support is becoming increasingly pressing. For example, depth depends heavily on the size of a single liquidity pool, which is why the well-known "digging the pool" occurs, and there are difficulties in developing derivatives such as PERP More importantly, the entry of professional market makers relies heavily on the order book (CLOB). This has been fully validated in the huge market success achieved by 1-inch dual line market making, which has choked Uniswap's throat. At this point, as an integration of two MM solutions, the demand for a decentralized order book (on chain order book) has emerged! two ️⃣ It perfectly solves the shortcomings of shallow AMM pool, high slippage, and inability to support limit orders The market depth is determined by the number of buy/sell orders in the order book provided by the market maker, which is more suitable for large transactions and on chain market making by the market maker. And due to the meaninglessness and fluidity of repeatedly making shovels, the Matthew effect. There may not be many ultimate winners on this track with @OrderlyNetwork currently has significant advantages in various aspects such as liquidity, cross chain, interest integration, and community voice in this field. three ️⃣ In addition, in Odelry's solution, you don't have to worry about the common occurrence of "network disconnection" in CEX or hyperliquid The on chain order book perfectly absorbs the advantages of AMM's complete decentralization, on chain order data, smart contracts ensuring transparency and permissionless liquidity layer, allowing everyone to use and store with confidence! The user experience is almost comparable to CEX, which also provides depth maps, limit orders, and supports derivatives such as contracts/options, making it more suitable for professional and high-frequency traders! KAITO