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Bringing Value To The Carb Token.

Bringing Value To The Carb Token.

As you will all know, Carbon Labs has two primary tokens in its ecosystem, GRPH and CARB. The current and future utility for GRPH is relatively well understood, but people are asking what about CARB. Even though the utility of GRPH and CARB are pretty distinct, we understand why people

Rewarding Public Pools

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Rewarding Public Pools

As we have now opened up the ability for any token to be listed on CarbSwap, it is time to discuss rewards for these pools. To incentivise liquidity providers on a dex, a reward token is usually earned based on the liquidity provided. In CarbSwap, that token is GRPH. We

CarbSwap Pools

An integral part of any decentralised exchange (DEX) are its pools. That is the different token pairs that allow anyone to trade the tokens in the pool at anytime. Without pools there is no DEX. Not all pools are created equal in CarbSwap. We have 3 different types of pools,

Moving towards becoming a DAO - Part 1.

Moving towards becoming a DAO - Part 1.

It has always been my goal to decentralise what we do at Carbon Labs as much as possible. That means building systems, products and services that allows the typical daily operations to simply work. But, these systems can not be rigid, they must be built in a way that changes

Launching CarbSwap

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Launching CarbSwap

Learn the process we will follow to launch CarbSwap and how you can get GRPH early (if you are quick)

Towards fairer governance

Towards fairer governance

We here at Carbon Labs have always wanted to implement governance into a lot of what we do. In this, we are not unique.. just about every serious project offers some sort of governance as a way to support the idea of decentralization, openness and trust. We have studied what

Unlimited Token Offer

Unlimited Token Offer

A honest, fairer and safer alternative to launching via an ICO / ITO / ILO etc. To be able to understand how a UTO works, we need to first look at how a typical ICO works. > We developed the UTO model at a time when ICO scams were commonplace and many people