> 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/support/faq.md). # FAQ Quick answers to the most common questions about DEXRise. Every answer links to the page with the full details. ## Platform basics ### What is DEXRise? DEXRise is a decentralized exchange platform that lets you trade on liquidity pools from major DEXs — PancakeSwap, Uniswap, SushiSwap and others — plus its own native pools, through one simple interface. On top of trading, it offers [Staking](/dexrise-documentation/staking/overview.md), [Presale](/dexrise-documentation/presale/overview.md) and [Airdrop](/dexrise-documentation/airdrop/overview.md) services, all executed directly on-chain. See [What is DEXRise?](/dexrise-documentation/introduction/what-is-dexrise.md). ### What makes DEXRise different from other DEXs? Its exclusive **Floor Price Protection** mechanism — an unbreakable, automatically rising price floor that no other platform offers — along with its zero-liquidity listing model for projects and its fully on-chain services. See [Floor Price Protection](/dexrise-documentation/trading/floor-price-protection.md). ## Trading ### What is Floor Price Protection (FPP)? A DEXRise-exclusive mechanism that gives a pair an unbreakable price floor, defined as a fixed percentage below the pair's All-Time High. Every new ATH raises the floor immediately and permanently, so the price always forms higher lows. Example: with a 50% floor, an ATH of $1.00 puts the floor at $0.50 — and the price can never go below it. Full explanation: [Floor Price Protection](/dexrise-documentation/trading/floor-price-protection.md). ### What happens when the price reaches the floor? Selling operations **stop** at the floor. Reaching the floor acts as a strong buy signal — it marks the start of an accumulation phase and a new upward cycle. See [Floor Price Protection](/dexrise-documentation/trading/floor-price-protection.md#what-happens-when-the-price-reaches-the-floor). ### What are the trading fees? The fee is applied **on the paid currency only**, and the rate depends on the pair type: **0.3%** on DEXRise pairs and **0.4%** on external pairs. See [Trading Fees](/dexrise-documentation/trading/trading-fees.md). ### What is Slippage Protection? You set the maximum price change you are willing to tolerate on a trade. If the price change exceeds your limit, the transaction **fails automatically** — it never executes at a worse price than you accepted. See [Slippage Protection](/dexrise-documentation/trading/slippage-protection.md). ### What are Pair Ranks? DEXRise classifies pairs and currencies into four tiers — Bronze (100+ votes), Silver (1,000+ votes), Gold (10,000+ votes + $1M daily volume) and Platinum (10,000+ votes + $10M daily volume). See [Pair Ranks](/dexrise-documentation/trading/ranks.md). ## Staking ### What is the difference between Flexible and Locked staking? In **Flexible**, you can withdraw your deposit plus rewards at any time, with no restrictions. In **Locked**, the deposit stays until the full staking term ends — but rewards are claimable at any time, or can be re-deposited. See [Staking Types](/dexrise-documentation/staking/staking-types.md). ### How are staking rewards calculated? DEXRise uses **APR** annualized over a full 365-day year, and rewards are **simple interest** — calculated on your deposited amount only, not compounded. Example: 1,000 tokens at 100% APR for 30 days ≈ 82.19 tokens. See [APR Mechanics](/dexrise-documentation/staking/apr-mechanics.md). ### Which tokens can be staked? Staking pools support **standard tokens only** — Fee-on-Transfer tokens and similar mechanics are not supported. Projects listing a pool provide the tokens dedicated to it. See [Staking Pool Listing](/dexrise-documentation/listing-fees-and-requirements/staking-listing.md). ## Presale ### When do I receive the tokens I bought in a presale? It depends on the event's contract type: **immediate delivery** contracts deliver tokens at the moment of purchase, while **pending delivery** contracts deliver them after the presale period fully ends. See [Presale Contract Types](/dexrise-documentation/presale/contract-types.md). ### What happens if a presale doesn't sell out? The event simply ends when its period expires — and any **unsold tokens are delivered to the project team**. The raised funding also reaches the team only after the presale has fully ended. See [Presale Lifecycle](/dexrise-documentation/presale/lifecycle.md). ## Airdrop ### How do I claim an airdrop? Open the event's Claim Panel during the event period and claim with **one click** if you are eligible — the claim settles directly on-chain. Note that a single event can contain multiple distribution rounds. See [Airdrop on DEXRise](/dexrise-documentation/airdrop/overview.md). ## DXR Token ### When does the DXR presale run? From **November 20, 2026 to February 1, 2027** at the latest — it can also end earlier if the quantity sells out. See [DXR Presale Event](/dexrise-documentation/dxr-token/presale-event.md). ### What is the DXR presale price and allocation? **100,000,000 DXR** (10% of supply) at a **fixed price of 0.001 USDT per DXR**, with a funding target of 100,000 USDT, on an **immediate delivery** contract. See [DXR Presale Event](/dexrise-documentation/dxr-token/presale-event.md). ### Can I stake DXR while the presale is running? Yes — the staking program is fully functional during the presale. The contract is **Flexible** (withdraw anytime, no restrictions), rewards are claimable anytime, and the first round runs at **100% APR** from November 3, 2026 to November 3, 2027. See [DXR Staking Event](/dexrise-documentation/dxr-token/staking-event.md). ### When does DXR/USDT trading begin? **By February 1, 2027 at the latest — or earlier** if the presale sells out ahead of schedule. Follow the [official channels](/dexrise-documentation/support/contact.md) for launch announcements. See [DXR Trading Launch](/dexrise-documentation/dxr-token/trading-launch.md). ### What is DXR's launch price? **0.001 USDT** — which is also the floor price itself. DXR starts trading at its unbreakable floor, so the first upward cycle begins immediately at launch, with initial liquidity of 500,000,000 DXR + 500,000 USDT and an initial market cap of $1,000,000. See [DXR Trading Launch](/dexrise-documentation/dxr-token/trading-launch.md). ## For projects ### How do I list my project on DEXRise? 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