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How Can a Decentralized Exchange (DEX) Leverage Finality for Better Execution?

A DEX leverages finality by executing trades atomically, meaning the exchange of the derivative and the underlying collateral happens simultaneously and irreversibly within the same transaction. This T+0 finality eliminates counterparty and settlement risk, leading to better, more secure execution compared to systems with delayed settlement.

How Does a Decentralized Exchange (DEX) Reduce Counterparty Risk Compared to a CEX?
How Does a Central Counterparty (CCP) Mitigate Counterparty Risk?
How Does the Concept of Confirmation Relate to Settlement Cycles (T+2)?
What Is the Function of a Clearinghouse in a Futures Market?