> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://dexrise.gitbook.io/dexrise-documentation/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://dexrise.gitbook.io/dexrise-documentation/readme.md).

# Welcome to DEXRise

DEXRise is a decentralized trading platform that combines access to the liquidity of leading decentralized exchanges with a suite of fully on-chain services for traders and crypto projects alike — [Trading](/dexrise-documentation/trading/overview.md), [Staking](/dexrise-documentation/staking/overview.md), [Presale](/dexrise-documentation/presale/overview.md), and [Airdrop](/dexrise-documentation/airdrop/overview.md) — all built around its native token, [DXR](/dexrise-documentation/dxr-token/overview.md).

Whether you are here to trade, stake, join a presale, claim an airdrop, or launch your own project on DEXRise, this documentation walks you through everything you need to know.

## Explore the documentation

| Section                                                                                         | What you will find                                                                               |
| ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| [Introduction](/dexrise-documentation/introduction/what-is-dexrise.md)                          | What DEXRise is and how the platform works                                                       |
| [Trading](/dexrise-documentation/trading/overview.md)                                           | Trading pairs, the Trade Panel, Floor Price Protection, slippage protection, fees and pair ranks |
| [Staking](/dexrise-documentation/staking/overview.md)                                           | Flexible and Locked staking contracts, the Staking Panel and how rewards are calculated          |
| [Presale](/dexrise-documentation/presale/overview.md)                                           | How token presale events are run on DEXRise                                                      |
| [Airdrop](/dexrise-documentation/airdrop/overview.md)                                           | Community reward campaigns and the one-click Claim Panel                                         |
| [DXR Token](/dexrise-documentation/dxr-token/overview.md)                                       | Tokenomics, official addresses, and the DXR presale, staking and trading launch events           |
| [Listing Fees & Requirements](/dexrise-documentation/listing-fees-and-requirements/overview.md) | How projects list trading pairs, staking pools, presales and airdrops on DEXRise                 |
| [FAQ](/dexrise-documentation/support/faq.md)                                                    | Answers to the most common questions                                                             |
| [Contact & Community](/dexrise-documentation/support/contact.md)                                | Official channels to reach the DEXRise team and follow updates                                   |

{% hint style="info" %}
**New to DEXRise?** Start with [What is DEXRise?](/dexrise-documentation/introduction/what-is-dexrise.md), then jump straight into the section that matches what you want to do.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
**Building a project?** The [Listing Fees & Requirements](/dexrise-documentation/listing-fees-and-requirements/overview.md) section covers everything you need to list a trading pair, staking pool, presale or airdrop.
{% endhint %}


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