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Liquidity Pool

A collection of tokens locked in a smart contract that provides on‑chain liquidity for decentralized trading, lending, and other DeFi protocol operations.

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April 14, 2026

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Transaction Finality

The point at which a blockchain transaction is deemed irreversible and permanently recorded on the network, so it can no longer be canceled or reversed.

Gas Fee

The network fee paid in a blockchain’s native token to validators who process and confirm your transaction; gas fees vary with network demand and transaction complexity.

*All numbers shown are public statistics from the Orderly protocol. They do not represent Velto’s own trading venue, balance sheet, or any guarantee of liquidity or performance. Trading via DeFi protocols is high‑risk and can lead to loss of capital.