Bancor (BNT) is a decentralized ecosystem that aims to facilitate on-chain trading and liquidity. It is built around a series of open-source protocols, with its primary protocol, Carbon, enabling users to execute automated trading strategies using custom on-chain limit and range orders. Carbon's design allows users to adjust their orders directly on-chain and aims to ensure that once executed, orders are irreversible. Another key protocol within the Bancor ecosystem is Fast Lane, which enables users to perform arbitrage between Bancor protocols and external on-chain exchanges. The entire Bancor ecosystem is governed by the BancorDAO, which operates through staked BNT.

Bancor operates through a series of decentralized protocols. The main protocol, Carbon, allows users to create automated trading strategies using on-chain limit and range orders. These orders can be easily adjusted directly on-chain. This gives users a high level of control and automation for their on-chain trading strategies. Another protocol, Fast Lane, enables users to perform arbitrage between Bancor protocols and external on-chain exchanges, redirecting arbitrage profits back to the Bancor ecosystem.

Bancor aims to provide a platform for on-chain trading and liquidity. Its Carbon protocol allows users to create automated trading strategies using on-chain limit and range orders, which can be easily adjusted and are intended to be irreversible once executed. This can be particularly useful for traders who want to automate their trading strategies and maintain control over their orders. The Fast Lane protocol, on the other hand, enables users to perform arbitrage between Bancor protocols and external on-chain exchanges, potentially providing a source of profit for those who can identify and exploit price discrepancies.

Bancor was developed as a decentralized ecosystem to facilitate on-chain trading and liquidity. Its main protocol, Carbon, was designed to allow users to perform automated trading strategies using custom on-chain limit and range orders. The Fast Lane protocol was later introduced to enable users to perform arbitrage between Bancor protocols and external on-chain exchanges. Over time, Bancor has continued to evolve and develop its protocols to provide users with more control and automation for their on-chain trading strategies.