How Can I try it?

To be one of the first to try UnibotV2 on Polygon, you need to get into their closed BETA whitelist. To do so, join their discord: (https://discord.gg/ta3hjdhXd6)

and drop your address in the #🤖┃unibot-whitelist channel, and their team will verify your address in 24 hours or less!

https://unibot-v2-beta.dmo.finance/factory/polygon/MATIC-WETH-500

The availability of Unibot V2 on Polygon demonstrates the platform’s versatility and scalability

As a full-fledged multi-chain system built as an integral part of the Ethereum ecosystem. Polygon offers secured chains and stand-alone chains, auxiliary solutions and products, and more. Its ability to fully benefit from Ethereum’s network effects makes it inherently more secure, open, and powerful.

The availability of Unibot V2 on Polygon demonstrates the platform’s versatility and scalability. And bringing new opportunities for DeFi developers and users on Polygon. Unibot V2 is based on Uniswap V3, and as long as there is an exchange with the same smart contract interface. And it can run on Polygon zkEVM.

zkEVM, it is a new Layer 2 scaling solution that is compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). By making zkEVM compatible with the EVM, developers can deploy their existing Ethereum smart contracts on Polygon zkEVM with minimal changes. This brings higher throughput, lower gas fees, and improved scalability, making DeFi on Polygon even more accessible and affordable for users.

Currently, Uniswap is not deploying on Polygon zkEVM. Still, on March 1st, someone on the Uniswap forum proposed launching Uniswap V3 on zkEVM (https://gov.uniswap.org/t/uniswap-v3-launch-on-zkevm/20631) This potential deployment could further enhance the DeFi ecosystem on Polygon and make it an even more attractive platform for Ethereum scaling and infrastructure development.

Polygon’s modular and flexible framework, allows Unibot V2 to thrive and deliver value to our users.

The Diamond team is thrilled to announce the launch of Unibot V2 on Polygon using a MATIC/WETH pair. This is a significant step forward in its mission to provide users with an efficient and seamless trading experience.  With Polygon’s modular and flexible framework, they are confident that Unibot V2 will thrive and deliver value to our users. Furthermore, they are excited about the potential of Uniswap V3 being deployed on zkEVM and the opportunities it could bring to Unibot.

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Diamond is a modular vault protocol where DeFi strategists can build and deploy on-chain strategies without ever writing a line of code.

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SOURCE:
https://medium.com/@diamondprotocol/unibot-v2-goes-live-on-polygon-utilizing-matic-weth-pair-205274e9dacb

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They are grateful to their community for all feedback and suggestions we received during this time. Some of them were integrated, and some were placed in standby mode.

As for now, Atomic Green V.1 is fully completed according to the Road Map. And they are ready to present their  vision for V.2 of the platform, which is already starting to implement today.

Atomic Green V2

The first pillar of the second version of Atomic Green is the integration of Kyberswapto perform swaps once traders’ position is opened/closed.

KyberSwap is a DEX aggregator and an automated market maker (AMM) with concentrated liquidity.

In the V1 of the protocol, all swaps were made via the correspondent UNI V3 pools, which sometimes had a negative effect on the price impact, making trading with higher bids almost unreasonable.

But with this important integration, they’ll be able to mitigate the price impact and erase the limits for trading, thus opening the gates of Atomic Green to dolphins and whales, who are used to perform higher stake orders.

The first chain to receive the possibility of trading without limits and benefiting from the Kyberswap integration is Polygon.

SOURCE:

https://medium.com/@atomic.green/atomic-green-v-2-1d9d44517ce0

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