Alcor – Exchange Review

Multi-tool DeFi hub on WAX and Antelope

Alcor debuted in early 2020, built on WAX and extending to Antelope blockchains like EOS and Telos. It combines spot and OTC trading, liquidity pools, order books, NFT markets, yield farms, plus an inter-blockchain bridge into one ecosystem.

From swaps to self-listing, plus NFTs

You can perform token swaps with low slippage, list your own token quickly, trade via limit or market orders, set up concentrated liquidity pools, and create or trade NFTs – all in one platform.

Deep reach, real usage, low noise

Alcor processes about 6 billion WAX in volume since launch – over 42 million swaps and 41 million order matches. That shows strong usage despite being off the mainstream radar.

Cross-chain reach with IBC bridge

The IBC Bridge links WAX to other chains in the Antelope family, enabling seamless token transfers across ecosystems.

LP perks mixed with transparency limits

Liquidity providers can farm yield and earn swap fees. But granular data on trading volumes, TVL, and reserves is thin or accessible mainly via internal analytics.

Snapshot table for quick view

Final take

Alcor is your one-stop DeFi toolbox on WAX and Antelope: token launching, swaps, passive earning, NFTs, OTC and bridging – all wrapped in one. It runs steadily, handles real volume, and grants power to creators. But it flies a bit under the radar – data visibility and external tracking remain slim.

For open, fast DeFi tools on Antelope chains and NFT creativity, Alcor stands tall. For full insight, analytics hunters, and mainstream reach – you may look elsewhere.