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This decentralized application (dapp) allows users to trade ERC20 tokens. It is built on the Ethereum blockchain and uses smart contracts to facilitate trades.
- Trade ERC20 tokens in a secure and decentralized manner
- View current market prices and order books
- Deposit and withdraw tokens onto the exchange
- Make Sell or Buy order, fill orders, and cancel orders
- Track your trade history through previous orders and Candle stick Chart
To use the dapp, you will need to have a browser with metamask wallet extention. Once you have installed the extention and made account on metamask, you can visit the dapp's website and connect your wallet.
Once you are connected, you can start trading ERC20 tokens. To do this, simply select the tokens you want to trade and the amount you want to trade. You can then place a order, cancel order, or fill order made by other users.
To place a order, you specify the price at which you want to buy or sell the tokens. To cancel order, you can just cancel the order made by you previously. To fill order, you specify the order you are interested and fill it.You will than also have to pay extra fee payment
Once you have placed an order, you can track its status in the "My Orders" "Order Book" and "Trades" section of the dapp. You can also view your trade history and other trades in the "Trades" and "Candle Stick Chart" section.
- Security: The dapp uses smart contracts to facilitate trades, which are immutable and secure.
- Decentralization: The dapp is not controlled by any single entity. This means that users have full control over their funds and trades.
- Transparency: All trades are recorded on the Ethereum blockchain, which means that they are transparent and verifiable.
This ERC20 Token Exchange dapp is a secure, decentralized, and transparent way to trade ERC20 tokens. It is easy to use and offers a variety of features to help users trade effectively.
- Requirements:
- Web3-enabled browser
- Ethereum wallet
- Fees:
- The dapp charges a small fee for each trade. The fee is used to compensate the dapp's developers and to maintain the dapp's infrastructure.
- Support:
- If you have any questions or problems using the dapp, please visit the dapp's website or contact the dapp's developers.
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