Ring Protocol has rolled out advanced algorithmic trading tools powered by Orbs across four major blockchain networks: Base, Arbitrum, Ethereum, and BNB Chain. This integration equips traders with smart order types that enhance control directly on the blockchain without losing custody of their assets.
With Orbs’ Layer 3 infrastructure, Ring Protocol now supports decentralized limit orders (dLIMIT) and time-weighted average price (dTWAP) strategies. These features allow traders to program buy or sell orders that trigger only when price targets are met or to split large trades over time to reduce slippage and market impact. This is a meaningful step up from the typically rigid execution options available on decentralized exchanges.
Expanding Algorithmic Trading in DeFi
Ring Protocol was already known for its multi-chain liquidity prowess before this update, having processed over $5 billion in trade volume, and currently locking over $30 million in assets through its swap and aggregator network. The platform leverages Few Protocol to wrap tokens ahead of automated market making, creating virtual liquidity that supports smooth transactions.
Orbs’ approach differs from traditional centralized systems: its decentralized proof-of-stake validators automatically monitor market conditions and trigger trades, preserving decentralization while adding complex order logic. This technology does not require changing the DEX’s core smart contracts, ensuring smooth integration.
The addition of Orbs tools to Ring Protocol fits into Orbs’ broader plan to enhance on-chain trading sophistication across top decentralized exchanges. Its Layer 3 solutions have already been adopted by platforms like PancakeSwap and Quickswap, signaling growing acceptance among the DeFi crowd.
Ran Hammer, Orbs’ Chief Business Officer, remarked that advanced trading capabilities should be accessible to all decentralized finance users, not just professionals, emphasizing Ring Protocol’s role as a fast-growing venue bolstered by these new features.
