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PancakeSwap destroys 10,068,711 CAKE tokens, reducing supply significantly.

A new protocol that searches for the best cross-chain returns.

Gas-free transactions remove a major hurdle for new DeFi users and simplify the trading process.

A simplified and gas-free trading experience: all the details

TL;DR PancakeSwap integrates Zyfi to offer gas-free transactions on certain token pairs, potentially attracting more users to DeFi. The integration of Zyfi eliminates the need to acquire Ether to pay transaction fees on Ethereum, allowing the use of over 10 different ERC-20 tokens.

The simplified trading experience could help PancakeSwap attract a larger market share from centralized exchanges.

Crypto analyst Miles Deutscher highlighted a significant bullish movement in Bitcoin, driving speculation about the best altcoins to watch. He noted Bitcoin's impressive rise to over $71,000, marking a potentially pivotal moment for the crypto market.

Binance to delist several spot trading pairs to maintain market quality.

TL;DR Fee Reimbursement Campaign: PancakeSwap is offering to refund $8 million in interface fees to Uniswap users who match their trading volume on PancakeSwap v3, from May 16 to August 15, as a strategic move to attract traders after Uniswap increased its fees.

Interface fees on Uniswap are the charges incurred by traders when executing token swaps using the protocol's wallet interface and web app.

PancakeSwap has initiated a campaign to reimburse traders for interface fees incurred by its competitor Uniswap from May 16 to Aug. 15.

PancakeSwap is reimbursing up to $8 million in fees for traders matching their Uniswap v3 volume on PancakeSwap v3 from May 16 to August 15, 2024.

PancakeSwap will pay up to $8 million to Uniswap eligible traders who have paid high interface fees on its competitor's platform.

While not all cryptocurrencies are equally risky, these are three cryptos to avoid as the SEC and CFTC crack down on exchanges this year.

Ethereum recorded unexpected growth in its stablecoins volume in April, led by the increasing use of DAI.

PancakeSwap, a leading multi-chain decentralized crypto exchange (DEX), has recently enhanced its platform by integrating Orbs' dLIMIT and dTWAP protocols, marking a significant evolution in the decentralized finance (DeFi) landscape.

PancakeSwap (CAKE) has integrated Time-Weighted Average Price (TWAP) and limit orders into the decentralised exchange (DEX) platform's ecosystem. This comes after the multichain DEX partnered with Orbs, a Layer 3 blockchain. It's a decentralised public protocol executed by validators on the proof-of-stake (PoS) consensus mechanism.

PancakeSwap's integration of Orbs' dLIMIT and dTWAP protocols enhances trading options for users on its multi-chain DEX platform.

PancakeSwap, a prominent multi-chain decentralized exchange (DEX), has integrated Orbs' innovative dLimit and dTWAP protocols, according to information shared with Finbold on April 11.

The lack of options trading liquidity is one of the most pressing issues of current DeFi protocols.

PancakeSwap, a well-known DEX, partners with Stryke (once Dopex) to accommodate the first-in-class CLAMM Options Trading. This joint initiative the next step for DeFi, as it brings for the first time options trading to the Ethereum sidechain.

This solution will provide unprecedented flexibility, with expiration durations ranging from as short as one hour to as long as 24 hours.

PancakeSwap incinerates 8.7M CAKE tokens, worth $35M, optimizing tokenomics and fostering growth!

Main Takeaways: ●PancakeSwap launches CLAMM Options Trading in collaboration with Stryke, introducing a groundbreaking approach to DeFi by merging PancakeSwap's platform with Stryke's innovative options protocol.