bZx Protocol

bZx is a financial primitive for shorting, leverage, borrowing, and lending that empowers decentralized, efficient, and rent-free blockchain applications

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How to stay safe when using Fulcrum and Torque

Common problems and how to avoid them

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FAQ

How can I buy BZRX?

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Is bZx an exchange?

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What makes bZx secure?

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What are central counterparty clearing houses (CCPs)?

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How is bZx related to 0x?

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What does the BZRX token do?

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What are decentralized exchanges?

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In the bZx protocol, how do lenders and traders maintain control of their keys?

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What is Global Liquidity and Universal Liquidity?

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What are the risks of centralized exchanges?

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How can an exchange use the bZx protocol to tap into Universal Liquidity?

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What is the bounty hunter?

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Why are decentralized exchanges better for margin traders and lenders?

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What are deCentralized counterparty clearing houses (dCCPs)?

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