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The 0x (ZRX) Token is a type ERC-20 Token that was primarily created to allow for the easy use of the protocol 0x platform. The 0x (ZRX) Token is part of the 0x project which was created by Will Warren and Amir Bandeali in October 2016. Since then, the 0x has undergone a series of changes to address the requirements of the ever-growing decentralized exchange scenery.
As of writing this, the 0x project has sold a total supply of 1,000,000,000, ZRX tokens with almost 150,000 holders. The functions carried out in the 0x platform fully depend on a large communication structure with intertwined smart contracts. With this structure, developers can use and adapt their DApps to the technical needs to access 0x (ZRX) as well as the benefits that go along with it. The structure of the 0x project consists of Relayers and Extensions
Relayers Relayers (often known as Exchanges) process the transactions and requests made by clients on the network. Relayers act as intermediaries between the creators of exchange or order and the interested participant. Simultaneously, the Relayers maintain the online order book. This means that the Relayers have the task of overseeing the entirety of the operations that are being carried out in the network.
Relayers usually have two ways of operating within the network. The first one is through peer-to-peer communication (P2P). Here, the owners of the 0x (ZRX) Tokens do not need the intervention of a third-party entity in order to receive verification of a transaction from the Blockchain. Instead, they would use the 0x smart contract, where each user can create their own order and advertise it the way they want.
With the built-in 0x smart contract, when another participant would want to accept an order, they would just accept the order and execute it. From here, they would use the 0x smart contract to finalize the exchange without a third-party intermediary.
The second way of operating is through the order of transmission. This basically involves Relayers taking in exchange orders, displaying them, and waiting for interested participants to accept them. This would categorize the Relayers’ function as an intermediary as they display the details of exchange orders to other users. Extensions With the rising popularity and growth of decentralized exchanges, a need for various changes grew with it. This is why the 0x platform can extend its functionalities with the help of extensions. With this, the 0x platform is able to use what it calls the ‘extensions contract’. Basically, extension contracts are a type of smarts contract that extends how 0x orders can be carried out.
For example, an extension contract in the 0x network can do certain tasks or functions depending on its users. Extension contracts can also be used to confirm the specific group that users belong to. Extension contracts can also be created to merge multiple decentralized finance projects.

One of the main reasons why many would prefer to mine cryptocurrency instead of buying them on trading platforms is that mining is the most profitable in the long term. However, 0x (ZRX) Tokens, as well as most ERC-20 type tokens cannot be mined through popular methods. This also includes the Proof-of-Work (PoW) mining method. Proof-of-Work mining creates and controls the currency through the use of running an arithmetic code to verify a transaction, meaning there is an absence of a central mint. In the case of 0x (ZRX) tokens (or almost all ERC-20 type tokens), it is a part of the Ethereum platform which has a centralized owner. While there have been numerous attempts to mine 0x (ZRX) and most ERC-20 type tokens, many had been done in vain. This is because most of the attempts had not added the ability to adjust the difficulty target when mining. Though, in February 2018, the 0xBitcoin contract was rolled out that had the ability to automatically adjust the difficulty mechanism in the solidity contract. Here, similar to Bitcoin, tokens become harder to mint as the mining hash rate increases. This allowed users to create ERC-20 type tokens. This also meant that while 0x (ZRX) Tokens as well as all ERC-20 token types couldn’t be mined, they could be automatically distributed through smart contracts built on Ethereum. However, keep in mind that purchasing 0x (ZRX) Tokens are easily available in a vast majority of exchanges, so finding them will be of no problem.

There will always be an inherent risk when trading with any cryptocurrency. However, it is always up to you to decide whether the investment is worth it. This can be done through proper risk management and adequate research. While the advantages of trading 0x (ZRX) coins can outweigh the risks, the ones listed below are pointers that traders must be aware of. Code-based reliability Its non-existing reliability for third-party entities can be a double-edged sword. 0x (ZRX) Tokens use features such as multi-signature contracts in its coding in order to ensure anonymity and security. While it is a fairly secure method, an error in the coding could make it prone to being exploited. An example of this can be the DAO hack in June 2016 which affected nearly $50 million worth of Ether tokens. Non-refundable Due to the security system as well as the anonymity provided, transactions can be very hard to track and refund after the transaction has been carried out. While it isn’t the issue with 0x (ZRX) network themselves, it must be noted that transactions should be thoroughly reviewed before carrying it out. Low volatility Decentralized exchanges usually have a low number of people participating in it. Unlike Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Ethereum, which have surged in popularity, 0x (ZRX) Tokens can be a rather obscure cryptocurrency to invest in. As such, the value of 0x (ZRX) could remain the same for long stretches of time, making it an impracticable investment at certain periods.