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Xena Finance is a fully decentralized and non-custodial trading platform that revolutionizes the way liquidity providers manage their risk.
XENA is an on-chain, non-custodial, frictionless, and permissionless DEX! As a DEX, XENA operates without a centralized authority, eliminating entry barriers through permissionless smart contracts. DEXs reduce the risk of price manipulation, as well as exploits and theft as crypto assets are never in the custody of the exchange itself.
No KYC is required to operate Xena Finance Platform.
You will be able to purchase Xen tokens directly from the Xena Finance DEX platform.
xXEN Serves as a governance token for Xena Finance Platform and can only be obtained over time by staking XEN tokens For more information check .
Staked XLP tokens auto-compound fees into the XLP itself, increasing the assets within the XLP and thus the price. The higher the XLP price, the higher the value of your XLP assets will be! You also receive XEN rewards for providing liquidity as an XLP. These can be claimed on the
There are several Dune dashboards that monitor the entire XENA ecosystem.
On top of directing protocol revenue to liquidity providers (LPs), additional incentives in the form of XEN & xXEN tokens are also distributed. Looking forward, XENA plans to create a multi-chain liquidity aggregator collecting fragmented liquidity across various ecosystems to represent a unified pool, for users to trade, swap and borrow against.
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When you create a liquidity pool position on , you are providing liquidity for the spot market enabling people to swap XEN tokens. When a user swaps between tokens in this pool, a trading fee is taken from them, a part of which is distributed to liquidity providers according to their share of the pool. LP tokens from can then be staked or locked to earn additional rewards, either at XENA to earn XEN or at
Historical price data for XLP can be found here:
Yes! To do so, you can either create a market order position or a limit order position, once your position has been executed, you will be able to define your stop loss or take profit. For more details, check the guide.