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  • How does Xave's FX AMM work?
  • Where are the FX prices quoted from?
  • What stablecoins does Xave support?
  • What does Xave’s governance token do?

General FAQs

Last updated 1 year ago

How does Xave's FX AMM work?

Xave’s AMM infrastructure is purpose-built to support FX swaps, and uses a proprietary bonding curve we call the . This curve is optimized to mimic real-world FX markets, while setting programmatic thresholds that allow stablecoin pool ratios to snap back to ideal FX ranges to maintain pool health. You can read more about this .

Where are the FX prices quoted from?

Xave’s FXPools uses Chainlink price feeds for each of the supported currencies.

What stablecoins does Xave support?

Xave works with issuers that offer fiat-backed stablecoins denominated in a variety of the world’s currencies. Our focus is on supporting the growth of non-USD stablecoins, and we add new currencies on a regular basis.

What does Xave’s governance token do?

The XAV token is built to a similar standard as Balancer’s BAL token, and is a key part of governance for setting FXPool parameters. Please review for a better understanding of how the process of locking XAV to mint veXAV works.

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