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Ekubo Protocol

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Ekubo Protocol is a decentralized exchange protocol built on the Starknet Layer 2 network that provides concentrated liquidity and automated market maker services. The protocol utilizes a singleton core architecture where all trading pools and liquidity positions reside within a single smart contract, reducing gas costs and simplifying multi-hop execution. Liquidity providers can specify custom price ranges to maximize capital efficiency, while developers can build custom pool extensions, such as time-weighted average market makers or oracle feeds. Trading fees are managed at the periphery, keeping the core contract ownerless and permissionless across ecosystem applications.

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  • Automated Market Maker Core: A concentrated liquidity decentralized exchange architecture built on Starknet where all liquidity pools settle within a single core contract, minimizing gas consumption and optimizing capital efficiency for token swaps and automated trading.
  • Desktop Wallet: A non-custodial desktop wallet application engineered for individual users and autonomous software agents to execute transactions, manage cryptographic assets, and interact directly with smart contract infrastructure across supported network deployments.
  • Protocol Extensions: Modular smart contract add-ons, including onchain oracle feeds, time-weighted average market maker orders, and custom fee hooks, that enable external developers to implement specialized functionality directly on top of base liquidity pools.
  • White-Label Licensing Framework: An open architecture allowing third-party interfaces and decentralized application developers to deploy customized exchange frontends while settling all transaction order flow against a unified underlying core liquidity contract.
  • Concentrated Liquidity Management: A liquidity provisioning mechanism allowing market makers to allocate capital within customized price intervals, concentrating token reserves to maximize fee generation and reduce slippage for decentralized trades.
  • Analytics and Indexing Tools: An open-source infrastructure suite comprising data indexers, risk calculation engines, and software development kits that allow aggregators and third-party applications to query, analyze, and route order flow.