ORDERLY NETWORK ($ORDER) Listing

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Orderly Network ($ORDER) will be listed on BingX with ORDER/USDT Pair on 26th august 2024 at 10:00 (UTC+0). Orderly Network is also listed on Bitget Check out more details about the Orderly Network Crypto Listing.

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Orderly Network ($ORDER) Project

Orderly Network is a cloud liquidity infrastructure that aims to transform trading. Orderly Network establishes a unified liquidity environment by combining all orders across several chains into a single common orderbook, resulting in improved trading efficiency, deeper liquidity, and tighter spreads. Orderly's omnichain backbone enables developers to innovate boldly, propelling decentralized finance (DeFi) to new heights. By eliminating the risks associated with cross-chain bridging and wrapped asset movement, developers can offer a wide range of financial products for both retail and professional traders. The Orderly Chain, which is based on the OP Stack, uses Celestia's data availability and LayerZero's cross-chain messaging protocol to serve as the settlement layer and ledger for all transactions.

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