Polynomial Protocol
Polynomial Protocol is a decentralized perpetuals exchange powered by its own Ethereum rollup on the Superchain.
What is Polynomial Protocol?
Polynomial Protocol is a decentralized perpetuals exchange powered by its own Ethereum rollup, built on the Superchain. Optimized for traders and designed for composability, Polynomial starts every market with a pool-based AMM for thin liquidity and large trades, then upgrades execution to an orderbook as markets grow for tighter spreads and institutional-grade precision. Key features include oracle-based liquidation logic that protects users from price wicks, cross-margin across all positions, multi-collateral support for ETH, stablecoins, and other assets, and gas-free transactions. The protocol is structured to reward the users who drive it.
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