Introduction

Welcome to Horizon Protocol, a decentralized derivatives trading & liquidity protocol with the mission of creating accessibility to the real world economy through synthetic assets.

Project Overview

Horizon Protocol is a decentralized derivatives trading and liquidity protocol that provides decentralized access to the real-world economy through synthetic assets. Through Horizon Protocol, users can access swaps and perpetual futures of RWA (real-world assets), including, fiat (i.e. USD, EUR, JPY, etc.), and commodities (i.e. gold, silver, etc.).

With a peer-to-pool model where a counter-party is not required for trading, Horizon Protocol can offer DeFi traders low fees, deep liquidity, and zero slippage when trading borderless synthetic assets. Horizon Protocol sets itself apart with a strong focus on seamless UI/UX and educational content to help the community understand the power of DeFi derivatives.

Horizon Protocol’s suite of apps that support the protocol include:

Forked from Synthetix, Horizon Protocol leverages the time-tested derivative liquidity protocol and brings interoperability, scalability and a whole new array of tradable, real-world derivative products to the DeFi ecosystem. Horizon Protocol is seamlessly integrated into BNB Chain's dApp ecosystem, as it is native to this blockchain.

Learn more about Horizon Protocol by going to the Horizon Protocol website.

The Horizon Protocol Ecosystem

Horizon Protocol is a decentralized finance project (DeFi) on the BNB Chain with the mission of creating a borderless financial market for synthetic assets.

The Horizon Protocol Ecosystem consists of two main components:

  • Stake, for creating synthetic assets, and

  • Trade (Spot/Futures), for trading synthetic assets.

Getting Started

To get started with Horizon Protocol, you can do two things: “Stake” and “Trade”.

Stake, by staking and providing collateral to the protocol, which will earn you rewards.

Or Trade (Spot/Futures), where you engage in synthetic assets trading, including long and short positions.

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