Curve provides a unique, efficient AMM and lending protocol on Ethereum as well as other layer 2 chains. It differentiates its liquidity pools by setting up multi-token support, including backing tokens with underlying ERC20 collateral.

From the Curve docs, a quick snapshot:

Curve achieves extremely efficient stablecoin trades by implementing the StableSwap invariant, which has significantly lower slippage for stablecoin trades than many other prominent invariants (e.g., constant-product)

The Curve pools provide a couple ways that trade can occur with higher capital efficiency.

First: Pools can contain multiple tokens, which allow for less “hops” between traded liquidity.

Second: The “Stable Swap” price formula uses a constant-product function that keeps slippage lower than other AMM protocols. Read more here →

Curve.fi Supported Features

Here’s the line-up of great data sets supported on Amberdata.io:

1. Total Value Locked: Digital Asset & USD Amounts
2. Reference Price
3. OHLCV
4. Liquidity
5. Trades

How do I start using it today?

Quick and easy sign up process, follow these steps:

1. Sign up on amberdata.io
2. Create a Free API Key
3. Start using the APIs, with comprehensive documentation
4. Send us feedback, we’d love to help you be successful!

Got questions about today’s post?

• Leave a comment below
• Email us at support [ at ] amberdata.io