<aside> 🪙 While any token can be listed on Orderbook (provided there is an existing connection between Polkadex and the origin network), the listing process takes place on-chain, and thus requires careful attention to the following steps.
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<aside> đź“– This document is designed to serve as a guide for prospective listings or for anyone looking to add a token or a new market pair to Polkadex Orderbook.
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<aside> 🆓 Listing on Polkadex Orderbook is FREE! Be wary of anybody attempting to charge a fee to list a token on Polkadex Orderbook.
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Table of contents
Follow along and tick off every step with the checklist below:
<aside> đź’¬ Polkadex is here to help
While Polkadex Orderbook is a CEX-like DEX, it does not take after CEXs when it comes to listings. Listings are completely free and listing proposals are voted on by the Polkadex community via governance.
Free your token holders from the greed, malpractice, and insecurity that plagues centralized exchanges.
Unlike Polkadex Orderbook’s central limit order book (CLOB) model, automated market maker (AMM) DEX’s expose liquidity providers to impermanent loss. Thanks to Polkadex Orderbook’s order book and its trading bot integrations, you can (and should) limit your project’s exposure to impermanent loss - thus freeing up funds for better use-cases.
On Polkadex Orderbook, you control your liquidity at all times.
Integrate trading bots and bring on your market maker to deploy your liquidity and attract traders to your token’s market pair
Thanks to Polkadex Orderbook’s delegated trading accounts and trade-only keys, you can onboard a market maker to attract traders to your market pair without handing over custody of your funds.
Polkadex Orderbook is listed as an exchange on CoinGecko, which means your market pair data will be displayed on your token’s page on the leading independent crypto data aggregator and its trading volume will count towards your token’s total trading volume on CoinGecko.