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# KACO Finance

### Custom Curve

KACO is a DEX that users can customize with different curves and fees. Therefore, your market-making costs can be reduced.

### Decentralized Transaction

KACO allows users to complete transactions without going through a centralized exchange. Everything you do on KACO is done directly from your own wallet. You do not need to give your tokens to anyone!

### Liquidity Pools

If these tokens have sufficient liquidity, you can trade tokens on KACO. If no one provides liquidity for the tokens you want to exchange, or the amount of liquidity pool is small, then your transaction will pay expensive fees. The transaction may not be completed due to price fluctuations.You will get the corresponding LP tokens if you provide liquidity. LP tokens can increase not only the depth of token liquidity but also get the transaction fee rewards.

### Yield Farming

Income agriculture allows users who provide liquidity to get $KAC rewards by locking their LP tokens into smart contracts. This can balance the unpaid loss due to lock-in liquidity.

### NFT Collections

KACO NFT is a unique, rare, and immutable digital artwork generated by encryption. Each NFT is limited. You can view it in your wallet or trade it on the market.


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