StandX releases SIP-5 framework, supporting permissionless one-click deployment of multiple types of derivative trading pairs.

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Mars Finance News reports that StandX, a decentralized derivatives trading platform in the BNB ecosystem, has officially released the SIP-5 Universal Markets Listing framework, allowing anyone to deploy multiple types of trading pairs in a single click by staking DUSD or its future governance tokens, including perpetual contracts, prediction markets, Pre-Market, RWA derivatives, and structured derivatives. It is understood that the core formula of SIP-5 is UM = Seed + Oracle Grid + Shield. Among them, Seed is the listing-staking capital of the deployer (Sponsor), which will go 100% into the community market maker incentive pool; Oracle Grid provides support for three-layer price sources, including linkage between Pyth and Chainlink; and Shield serves as an optional first-loss buffer layer to absorb extreme risks. In addition, the deployer can earn up to 70% of trading fee revenue sharing, and can enable Stand Mode to automatically roll back fees to the market-making pool. The protocol has previously rolled out infrastructure with an APY maintained at 8%-10%+ for DUSD yield-stablecoins, and has also hinted that it will conduct a TGE within the year.
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HaiyanColdWallet
· 8h ago
The DUSD staking and listing + market-making incentives combo is much more friendly to project teams than traditional IEOs.
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IdleFishDaoMember
· 18h ago
Pyth + Chainlink dual price feeds, who to listen to when the oracles conflict
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LookingAtTheCandlestickChart
· 18h ago
How to balance the benefits between LPs and deployers when the Stand Mode fee is rolled back to the liquidity pool?
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ReflectionsOnTheStreetCorner
· 18h ago
This year’s TGE hints at a historical +8–10% APY, and this wave of narrative is fully ramped up.
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0xLateDiner
· 18h ago
The Shield buffering layer is optional; most deployers probably won't enable it to save costs.
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BoredInBlockspace
· 18h ago
Is a 70% fee sharing a bit attractive, but is the Seed pool deep enough?
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