@openworldex
OpenWorld Exchange
11 months
7) Low transaction cost: Due to stronger liquidity and higher trading volume in derivative (perpetual contract) market, transaction cost tend to be lower, which in turn will boost user friendliness and retention.
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@openworldex
OpenWorld Exchange
11 months
1) According to Boston Consulting Group, on-chain RWA market size will exceed $4 trillion by 2030, almost 4X of current crypto market. The economic value generated from trading in such market will be huge. We believe that perpetual contract is the best trading instrument.
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@openworldex
OpenWorld Exchange
11 months
2) When it comes to RWA trading, perpetual contract (derivative) comes with the most benefits, comparing with two other approaches: synthetic asset (over-collateralize crypto) and RWA tokenization.
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@openworldex
OpenWorld Exchange
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3) Capital efficiency: Perpetual contract is the most capital efficient way to trade due to its leverage accessibility. Tokenization requires collateralizing at least equal value of underlying RWA, while synthetic asset requires over-collateralization.
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@openworldex
OpenWorld Exchange
11 months
4) Capital efficiency: Think of it as 1. uses $100 as $1000 (perpetual contract with leverage), 2. use $100 as $90-100 (tokenization with collateralization) 3. use $100 as $30-60 (synthetic asset with over-collateralization)
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@openworldex
OpenWorld Exchange
11 months
5) Short accessibility: Perpetual contract can be short directly, while users have to borrow synthetic asset and tokenized RWA before short selling.
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@openworldex
OpenWorld Exchange
11 months
6) Strong liquidity: Due to the accessibility in leverage and shrot selling, derivative (perpetual contract) markets tend to have much better liquidity and higher trading volume than spot markets.
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@openworldex
OpenWorld Exchange
11 months
8) No custodian: Perpetual contract has no custodian risk (embazzle, freeze, hack. fraud), while tokenized RWA would rely on centralized custodian to collateralize underlying assets.
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