Sentre Legacy
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  • 🎨Design Pricinples
    • Button
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  • 📄Litepaper
    • Introduction
    • Industry Problems
    • Sentre: An All-in-one Solution
      • The Open Protocol
      • Liquidity Efficiency
    • SEN as the Heart of the Ecosystem
      • Asymmetric Deposit
      • Adaptive Fee Model
      • The Triad Pool
      • Simulated Mesh Trading
      • Token Use Cases
    • Conclusion
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Simulated Mesh Trading

Since SEN can be enabled in all pools within Sentre protocol, all tokens will be exchanged through SEN if no direct pool is found. Therefore, the number of routes is always less than 2. We call it Simulated Mesh Trading due to the dependency on SEN. This property reminds us of Uniswap v1.

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