Built With Fabrx: EncrypGen Dedicated DEX — A Seamless and Easy Way to Acquire and Transact the DNA Token
EncrypGen created software called The Gene-Chain that empowers consumers, researchers, and businesses to share genetic data with one another using a blockchain for enhanced privacy and security and allowing users to pay each other with the native DNA token.
The company was founded in December of 2016 by the husband and wife team of Dr. David Koepsell and Dr. Vanessa Gonzalez Covarrubias. Dr. Covarrubias is a genomic scientist and Dr. Koepsell is a philosopher, lawyer, and author.
Both wanted to leverage blockchain technology to provide greater privacy for the sharing of genomic data for individuals and to give them a platform to sell their data while simultaneously making that data available for scientists.
Powered by Fabrx
Built and powered by Fabrx, the EncrypGen Dedicated DEX (decentralized exchange) was created to offer EncrypGen’s users a better, easier, and more secure way to acquire and transact with the DNA token.
The exchange was fabricated using 0x’s Launch Kit as the underlying infrastructure and customized according to EncrypGen’s specifications.
By having their own dedicated DEX, EncrypGen receives:
- Instant volume and liquidity
- No reliance on 3rd part exchanges; delisting, geo-fencing, hacks, closing, high placement fees, etc.
- Accessibility
- Seamless UX
- No KYC
- Customizable
To explore the DEX, please visit the link below:
About Fabrx
As the cloud platform for blockchain, Fabrx is a tribe of builders, entrepreneurs, and growth hackers. We envision the digital future to be open to all and view developers as a key player in driving mainstream adoption of Web3 applications.
With that outlook in mind, the Fabrx platform has been built to vastly enhance the developer experience in blockchain. The Fabrx Developer Platform is comprised of many cloud-based functions, including enriched API access layers, point-and-click solutions, cross-chain cloud functions, and automated triggers and analysis.
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