Is the Grvt ecosystem open? Builder Codes allow developers to build their own terminals and tools.

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【Crypto World】Grvt recently launched Builder Codes, which gives developers new ideas—you can build your own terminals, tools, and applications based on Grvt’s underlying matching and settlement system. The key benefit is that you can continuously earn dividends from the order flow. This way, Grvt focuses on perfecting the core matching and settlement, while ecosystem partners can innovate on the same technical foundation, creating various features and innovations without interfering with each other.

To provide a better environment for developers, Grvt has built a unified liquidity infrastructure with higher performance and lower costs based on ZKsync Atlas. The first partners include professional trading terminal Tealstreet and institutional-grade OEM platform Tread.fi. It seems that the direction of ecosystem collaboration is targeting institutional users.

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NeverVoteOnDAO · Answer

Damn, isn't this just selling the matching engine as infrastructure? Developers earning dividends is indeed tempting, but it still depends on whether Grvt can stabilize the underlying layer.

If it really gets off the ground, the ecosystem part definitely has potential... Just worried it might turn out to be another PPT project.

Why do I feel like all those zk projects are testing out this approach?

NoodlesOrTokens · Answer

This mode sounds good, but I'm just worried it might be more talk than action.

If Builder Codes can really get off the ground, then the ecosystem will start to look decent.

How is the coordination with ZK going, and what are the details?

The reliability of developer profit sharing depends on how the settlement is handled later.

It's somewhat interesting, but let's wait and see how they implement it.

ReputationIsParamount · Answer

There seem to be a bunch of similar projects, and it feels like this track is more competitive than public chains. It's very difficult to stand out.

governance_ghost · Answer

The tactic of ecological openness is back again. Whether it can truly help developers make money depends on what happens next.

GoldDiggerDuck · Answer

This Builder Codes is interesting. I've finally understood a project: focusing on building infrastructure while others develop the upper-layer applications. The profit-sharing model is also quite attractive.

SchrodingerAirdrop · Answer

Damn, this approach really makes sense now. Handle the matching and settlement yourself, and let others build the ecosystem. That's the right division of labor.

Builder Codes is pretty interesting; the profit-sharing model can retain people better than the previous one.

Wait, ZKsync's infrastructure—does Grvt want to create another DeFi hub?

When will we see the dividend data promised? Why do they always like to tell stories?

This is what an exchange on L2 should look like. The ecosystem needs to grow itself to stay alive.