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Aevo risk
This material is for informational purposes only and is not exhaustive of all risks associated with trading Aevo. All crypto assets are risky, there are general risks in investing in Aevo. These include volatility risk, liquidity risk, demand risk, forking risk, cryptography risk, regulatory risk, concentration risk & cyber security risk. This is not intended to provide (i) investment advice or an investment recommendation; (ii) an offer or solicitation to buy, sell, or hold crypto assets; or (iii) financial, accounting, legal or tax advice. Profits may be subject to capital gains tax. You should carefully consider whether trading or holding crypto assets is suitable for you in light of your financial situation. Please review the Risk Summary for additional information.
Investment Risk
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Lack of Protections
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Complexity
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Concentration Risk
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DeFi tokens
Decentralised Finance ("DeFi") tokens are crypto assets built on decentralised blockchain technology for financial applications or protocols. Risks linked to DeFi tokens include:
Enterprise Risk
Interactions between multiple DeFi protocols create a situation where a vulnerability or breakdown in one protocol can trigger a cascading effect, affecting other interconnected platforms.
Technology Risk
DeFi protocols frequently depend on external data sources or oracles, and any tampering or inaccuracies in these data streams can result in a lack of trust and reliability in the protocols.
Regulatory Risk
Governments and regulatory bodies around the world can introduce new regulations or ban certain aspects of the cryptocurrency market, affecting its legality and viability, which could affect token liquidity and/or value.
Legal Risk
Certain tokens may be used for operating a decentralised exchange platform which may contain additional risks:
- The platform may allow users to participate who have not been vetted or verified and therefore expose the possibility that users are interacting with sanctioned entities.
- The platform may be accessible in jurisdictions where some or all the exchange activity should be regulated. If a local regulator deemed the platform activity to be in breach of local regulation, they may request cessation or termination of the service which could affect token liquidity and/or value.
Market Risk
Given their novelty, the evolving technology involved and lack traditional asset structure, valuing crypto assets can be very difficult or impossible. This means valuations are determined by demand that is at risk of manipulation in various ways.
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Dive deeper into Aevo
Aevo is a decentralized derivatives exchange focused on options and perpetual trading. The DEX runs on Aevo L2, an Ethereum roll-up based on the OP Stack.
How does Aevo work
Aevo Exchange is built on the Aevo L2, which is an Ethereum roll-up. The Aevo L2 is based on the OP Stack, and currently uses Conduit to run the infrastructure. Aevo L2 currently uses Celestia for Data Availability, reducing the cost for users to use the chain.
Aveo price and tokenomics
AEVO is built by the team that launched Ribbon Finance. As such, $RBN holders are able to convert their $RBN to $AEVO at a 1:1 rate, which requires a 2-month lockup.
About the team
Aevo was started by the two co-founders Julian Koh and Ken Chan. Julian and Ken were previously software engineers at Coinbase, and before that worked at crypto projects such as Zilliqa and Numerai.
Aveo highlights
In Q1 2024, Aevo reached a high of over $5b in daily trading volume and 60k weekly active users. Aevo has over 130,000 cumulative users. Aevo is also the largest player in the Defi options, and top 3 in the DeFi Perpetuals space
Frequently Asked Questions about Aevo
- What is Aevo (AEVO)?
Aevo is a decentralized derivatives exchange focused on options and perpetual trading. The DEX runs on Aevo L2, an Ethereum roll-up based on the OP Stack.
- What are the technology features of Aevo?
Aevo Exchange is built on the Aevo L2, which is an Ethereum roll-up. The Aevo L2 is based on the OP Stack, and currently uses Conduit to run the infrastructure. Aevo L2 currently uses Celestia for Data Availability, reducing the cost for users to use the chain.
- What is the AEVO token used for?
The AEVO token governs the Aevo Exchange and Aevo L2. RBN tokenholders are able to migrate their RBN to AEVO at a 1:1 rate, with a 2 month lockup period.
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