École Nationale Supérieure de
Techniques Avancées

Abstract

Blockchain technology is a promising new technology that is likely to revolutionise the world of transactions of all kinds.\\ The first applications of this technology were financial transactions with the appearance of numerous crypto-currencies with modes of exchange that do not require central entities (such as banks for example). The strength of the blockchain lies in its accessibility to the entire network: if someone wants to hack a blockchain, he has to modify it on all the nodes of the network, which would require too much computing power for one entity... \\ But the counterpart of this accessibility is the inertia it induces on the blockchain making certain methods of exchange of currencies of the traditional finance like the order books) complicated to replicate. To overcome this problem of inertia and allow the market to function normally, some decentralised trading platforms have emerged, such as Liquidity Pools. This project focuses initially on the analysis of the mathematical bases under the implementation of these Liquidity Pools and then on the development of a tool to highlight market opportunities via the analysis of the distribution of the liquidity of the various Pools of the Ethereum