by BSC News
August 22, 2022
FEG users can now swap tracking tokens received from staking on BNB Chain, search for the best prices to buy tokens across multiple DEXes, and trade crypto assets without an exchange.
Decentralized Exchange (DEX) Feed Every Gorilla (FEG) released an update on Aug. 18 informing users of progress made on plans outlined in its roadmap for the second half of 2022.
That includes FEG’s Tracking Token Swap, Custom Aggregator and From The Wallet feature. The project also gave an update on its upcoming SmartDefi 2.0 token.
RTRcrypto, FEG’s Global Ops Manager, told BSC News, "I continue to be humbled by the support of the community as we rebuild and move onto our next phase. With our roadmap and how we're tracking against it - It's hard not to be excited about the future."
FEG designed this feature to allow users to swap Tracking Tokens received from staking on BNB Chain.
This custom aggregator allows FEG users to pull data from multiple DEXes on the best prices available to purchase an asset. Users can search by the name of the DEX or by pasting a contract address.
FTW is a parallel asset waiver technology that facilitates peer-to-peer buying and selling of crypto assets without an exchange. According to the blog post, FTW users are able to trade directly from their wallets to other users and vice versa.
FEG confirmed that upon the launch of its SmartDefi 2.0 Token, it would be tradeable on any exchange, centralized or decentralized.
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