What makes Marginal different?
We're the first DEX to combine:
→ Permissionless perpetuals
→ Slow liquidations
→ Physical settlement
→ Insurance protection
Changing the game for liquidity
Everyone started longing $ETH
And so of course the market had to punish y'all
The bull market paradox:
- More leverage seems safer
- More leverage means more risk
- More risk means more liquidations
- More liquidations makes leverage less safe
Unpopular opinion
The real money in bull markets isn't made from picking gems
It's made from not getting liquidated on the way up ⚫
MXE May
TFW when all these "decentralized" protocols aren't even properly decentralized
Our Uni V3 oracles and permissionless pool deployments can't relate
Marginal ELI5
- People provide liquidity
- Traders can swap
- Traders can also borrow from pools to get leverage
- LPs earn *more* fees
Any questions?



