Dexgem

November 20, 2021

Dexgem . project review

introduction

Dexgem is an unlicensed and community regulated launch pad. projects to increase liquidity in a secure & decentralized Community that will select projects for listing on the launch pad.

About Dexgem

Dexgem is a Multi Chain Decentralized Protocol and a community governed launch pad

Dexgem Originally deployed on the Binance Smart Chain, our service will operate across multiple chains, enabling projects, communities, and token developers to use tools that suit them.

Why Dexgem?

As the Binance smart chain ecosystem grows, more projects are expected to appear out of nowhere. For every new project that comes out, many bad actors can take advantage of Defi's freedom and permissionless nature to scam users with their hard-earned money. To protect investors' funds and save legitimate projects from inconvenient pre-sale hurdles, Dexgem offers a secure platform where the community is in complete control over the pre-sale process of a project.

Give back strength to the community

Our goal is to create a safe, unlicensed, community-regulated ILO ecosystem. The Dexgem token will play an important role in this, characterized by many utilities. Today, many launch pads use an overly bureaucratic and complex system for determining which projects to feature on their platforms. We are different in the sense that future projects can push their product into the mainstream in a more unlicensed way. After that, it is up to the community to decide which projects to register for funding. A successful incubation program at Dexgem will reward the project with token grants which will only be released after a certain time, with community approval, of course.

Multi-Chain Protocol (MCP)

Dexgem is properly decomposed into layers of code into a single layer, which allows the creation of multiple networks and servers using the same Dexgem protocol. This is done to make it easier for network administrators to configure the protocol in the future, as well as allow developers to more easily create and modify software programs using the protocol.

There is also a security protocol in use today, called the Multi-Chain Protocol (MCP).

This is a security feature that will allow the Dexgem network to thrive and continue to grow without any protocol layer being affected. In fact, the Dexgem network can be seen as divided into three separate servers, each running a different program.

It can be seen as a network of computers operating virtually. All servers are fully customizable with all sorts of additional features that can be installed. This is done to give each member of the network total control.

Dexgem is used for educational purposes in the form of allowing multiple computers to communicate with each other using the same IP address. This will help prevent time lags when two or more computers need to communicate with each other.

This will also help create a safe environment. All security precautions used now are also used in the new system.