Yellow brings liquidity to Bitcoin.
The first AMM protocol developed with originality using the RGB protocol.
Our goal is to bring global financial liquidity to the Bitcoin mainnet. With the continued refinement of the RGB protocol, this step is on the verge of realization—no need for L2 or L2tokens. We focus on enhancing the Bitcoin ecosystem.
A unique trading experience unlike ETH Swap.
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No authorization required -
No contract vulnerabilities
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Convenient, secure, and worry-free transactions.
Yellow Swap
ETH Swap
Scalability
Benefits from RGB's client-side verification, reducing the load on each node and significantly enhancing scalability, potentially surpassing Ethereum's transaction capacity.
Each transaction requires global node processing, which can lead to network congestion and limit scalability.
Privacy
Utilizes the RGB framework where transaction data can remain off-chain, offering enhanced privacy as only relevant parties interact with it.
Transactions are public and traceable on the Ethereum blockchain, offering less privacy compared to RGB.
Smart Contracts
State Isolation：Implements state isolation, limiting contract interactions to 'Spectrum' channels. Enhances privacy and security, reducing unintended contract interactions.
Formal Verification：Emphasizes formal verification for contract safety, enabling mathematical validation of contract security. Theoretically more effective in preventing vulnerabilities.
Formal Verification：Emphasizes formal verification for contract safety, enabling mathematical validation of contract security. Theoretically more effective in preventing vulnerabilities.
State Isolation：Smart contracts share a global state, allowing interaction but increasing risks like reentrancy attacks. Enhances flexibility but poses security challenges.
Formal Verification：Uses the Solidity language, Turing-complete but complex, raising error possibilities. Formal verification is external, requiring additional tools for security audits.
Formal Verification：Uses the Solidity language, Turing-complete but complex, raising error possibilities. Formal verification is external, requiring additional tools for security audits.
Speed
Facilitates faster transaction finality due to reduced reliance on global consensus for transaction validity.
Requires confirmations from multiple nodes for each transaction, which can introduce delays.
