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Starknet ecological AMM protocol Jediswap launches v2 version, adding centralized liquidity and other functions

JediSwap, the AMM protocol in the Starknet ecosystem, has released Jediswap v2.The new features include:Concentrated liquidity (strategically providing liquidity within a certain price range to maximize capital efficiency);Customizable fee tier pool (users can add liquidity to different currency pools for the same currency pair and charge different exchange fees);Price efficiency (optimizing user overnight interest by identifying the most efficient path through innovative routers);Similar to Uniswap v3 design (teams building tools for concentrated liquidity positions in the EVM ecosystem can quickly use the tools on Starknet);Establishing a point system and ranking system for liquidity providers and traders, and ranking them based on the value they bring to Jediswap as users.

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