
OrangeDX
Bitcoin DeFi hub for BRC-20 token services.
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OrangeDX is a decentralized finance (DeFi) hub operating on the Bitcoin protocol, established in 2024. The company was co-founded by Dorji Rabten, a blockchain developer with a background in DeFi, and Yiming Liu, an investor with experience in financial technology and blockchain. OrangeDX positions itself as a comprehensive platform for BRC-20 and bridged EVM tokens, offering a suite of financial services.
The platform's business model revolves around providing a range of DeFi functionalities. These services include trading through an Automated Market Maker (AMM) with integrated live charts, a decentralized exchange (DEX) aggregator to optimize liquidity and pricing, and a bridge for asset transfers between Bitcoin and EVM-compatible chains. The company also facilitates project launches through Initial DEX Offerings (IDOs) and Initial Liquidity Offerings (ILOs) on its native launchpad. Revenue is generated from fees on these transactions, including trades, bridging services, and participation in launchpad events. Additionally, users can earn yield through staking, farming, and participating in lending and borrowing pools.
The core product is a multi-faceted platform designed to serve traders, investors, and token issuers within the BRC-20 ecosystem. Key features include the O4DX Premium Exchange for trading, the O4DX Bridge for cross-chain interoperability, a launchpad for new projects, and an "Earn" section for various yield-generating activities. The native O4DX token is central to the ecosystem, used for governance, paying fees, and participating in platform-specific offerings. The company has secured approximately $2.5 million in funding from venture capital firms such as GBV Capital, Odiyana Ventures, and Triple Gem Capital.
Keywords: Bitcoin DeFi, BRC-20, decentralized exchange, DEX aggregator, token launchpad, cross-chain bridge, crypto lending, yield farming, O4DX token, automated market maker, Initial Liquidity Offering, digital asset trading, blockchain interoperability, crypto borrowing, EVM tokens