This are questions many of the crypto community are asking.
I am going to put it in layman's understanding....
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Zap on Jediswap for example is providing Liquidity from a single asset to a liquidity pair.
Normally, for anyone to provide liquidity like USDT/USDC pair on any decentralized exchange, the user have to swap ETH to $USDT, swap ETH to $USDC, approve both assets and then add the pair as liquidity. Paying for transaction fees on each action. Ordinarily, users are supposed to first bridge their $ETH from layer1 to Layer2.
But with #ZAP, it a one-time click and you will be a liquidity provider for the USDT/USDC pair on #Jediswap. Eliminating all those extra manual actions of bridging ETH from Layer1 to layer2, swapping and providing Liquidity, including eliminating those extra fees.
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Thanks to Wido Finance and Jediswap, to provide this fantastic feature.
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