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# Como funciona a plataforma de liquidez

Como a MoonExe agrega o USDT dos membros e o fornece às empresas.

A MoonExe é uma **provedora de liquidez em USDT**. Ela agrega o USDT dos membros e o fornece como liquidez às empresas que precisam.

## Fluxo de liquidez B2B

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### Oferta

Os **membros da MoonExe** fornecem liquidez em USDT na plataforma MoonExe.
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### Plataforma MoonExe

A MoonExe agrega a liquidez e a direciona para a demanda de forma **transparente, eficiente e segura**.
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### Demanda

**Empresas**, como prestadores de serviços de on-ramp que precisam de USDT, utilizam a liquidez.
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## Os membros participam do spread

1. Os membros fornecem USDT à plataforma MoonExe.
2. A MoonExe fornece USDT às empresas.
3. A diferença entre os preços de oferta e de demanda é o **spread**.
4. A plataforma e seus membros compartilham o lucro do spread.

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Os ganhos dependem das condições de mercado e não são garantidos. Acesse sua conta de membro para ver os detalhes do programa.
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