/biz/ - Business & Finance

The Injective Protocol's TakerAddress is the string Address that is allowed to fill the order, and If the order is set to 0, any address is allowed to fill the order.

What importance is associated with joining Injective Testnet?
Joining Injective's Testnet, the user won't participate in consensus as a validator, but instead, the user will be a full-node, receiving all updates and keeping the state history.

Injective Protocol is in a collaboration with the StaFi project which will bring about a new wave of synergies for both Injective and StaFi as the two projects will be able to grow and scale with each other.

Is Injective Protocol and Chainlink in any form of collaboration?
Yes, Injective and Chainlink are in collaboration and this will allow Chainlink to expand and scale alongside Injective, and will also enable reaching a diverse array of new derivative markets and users globally.

Since Injective Protocol is a Decentralized Exchange it is programmed to provide governance, which will also allow the token to control the value in proportion to the evolution of the protocol.

Injective Protocol as a Decentralized Exchange protocol is a genuine protocol that's trustworthy as the Injective Protocol is backed up by a prominent group of stakeholders including Pantera Capital, one of the most renowned venture capital firms in the world, and the leading cryptocurrency exchange, Binance.

Injective Protocol is a secured, fully Decentralized Exchange layer-2 derivative Decentralized Exchange (DEX) that unlocks the full potential of borderless Decentralized Finance (Defi)

We @ Injective Protocol are excited to launch the Injective Hub. The Injective Hub that was launched will act as a community accelerator that makes it possible for Injective supporters to earn rewards for their contributions to the project.

What type of message format do Injective uses for making Orders?
The Injective Perpetuals Protocol leverage on the 0x Order Message format for the external interface to represent a make order for a derivative position

Why should I join the Injective Protocol?
There are several reasons why you should join Injective Protocol one of which is that Injective may well be the community’s next favorite go-to DEX, as other Decentralized Exchanges (DEX) struggle with congestion and scaling issues.

Injective Protocol as a visionary Protocol offers the same development experience with Injective EVM when creating decentralized applications, with additional benefits including an increased contract byte code size limit of 100KB.

What makes Injective Protocol different from every other Decentralized Exchange?
Injective Protocol allows Users to operate trades, spot, and future derivatives on the Injective Protocol exchange, users can also create their own derivatives market and trading pairs.

For the first time beyond other Decentralized protocol, Injective Protoco's users can trade on an ultimately decentralized exchange, and trade with both Ethereum and Cosmos tokens.

Privacy of users is paramount to Injective Protocol and so prevent it uses the Trade Execution Coordinator (TEC) to prevent front-running(when an order/bid is placed and a bot behind the scenes has watched the order that was placed, and then jump the queue copying the exact bid, within the space of under a second)

Injective Protocol is designed in such a way that it can attract types of traders and also offers a diverse range of derivatives markets. And as such Chainlink will now be able to reach new consumers and markets via Injective's Decentralized Exchange (DEX).

Injective Protocol aims at satisfying its users and so Injective was delighted to use Chainlink to empower its users to quickly launch new and unique derivatives markets, and Injective also looks forward to supporting additional price feeds as our user base grows.

Talking about Funding in Injective Protocol, what is referred to as the Cumulative Funding?
Cumulative Funding (F) in Injective Protocol can be said to mean the cumulative payment exchange for the contract since the position's entry into the contract.

As a position in the Injective Protocol that has gotten to know the type of NPV he is on the system and then wants to calculate it, how does one go about the calculations?
To calculate position's NPV in Injective Protocol the formula goes thus; NPV_long = indexPrice - contractPrice - F_entry
while
NPV_short = - NPV_long = contractPrice - indexPrice + F_entry.

When does liquidation come into play in the system?
Liquidation in the Injective Protocol comes to play when an account's Net Asset Value (NAV) becomes negative, all of its positions are subject to liquidation

How does Injective Protocol as a decentralized exchange protocol been able to run its system so successfully well?
Injective Protocol as a protocol has been able to run it's a system well as a result of it's five(5) primary layers that include The Injective Chain, The Exchange Client, The API Provider, The EVM RPC Provider, and The Ethereum Bridge.

Injective Protocol's Derivative enables traders to create, enter into, and operates a decentralized continuous swap contract on any random market.

Injective Protocol looking at a bigger future with a lot of future markets created a chance for its users to have sub-accounts and the good thing there is an address can own one or more sub-accounts with which users can hold positions in the future market

INJ WILL DO MORE THAN EXPECTED...
Injective Protocol uses the Injective Protocol's Native Token to control various components of Injective Protocol's sidechain that includes the futures protocol, exchange parameters, and protocol upgrades.