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# Overview

Orbits is a ZK-SNARK based multi-chain orderbook DEX with Saas system and liquidity aggregator. It can quickly help deploy sub-station which shares depth and also enables users to trade spots and perpetuals. Orbits shares its quantitative strategy dividends with users and provide liquidity pool function for projects (optional) if needed.

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### Friendly, Professional

Unlike other DEXs, Orbits has a professional interface and API that you can access from any device. Thanks to Layer 2, transactions can be executed instantly, while having decentralized security.

### As secure as Ethereum

Based on zk-SNARK, it fully inherits the security of Ethereum, so all transactions require your signature. Transactions are direct from person to person, and assets do not need to be transferred out of your wallet at all. All transaction data is fully available on Ethereum.

### The wait is over, start trading!

We built the fastest fully decentralized exchange ever.

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### Get started just in one minute

No private key required, Everything in your wallet, Full control of own assets.

1. Connect your wallet
2. Deposit your coins
3. Activate L2 account
4. Start trading & Earn rewards


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