> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.dex.guru/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.dex.guru/features/market-selector.md).

# Market Selector

Explore on-chain markets in the top left corner. It will show the name of a token, its volume over the last 24 hours, and its price. You can search for tokens and add them to your favorites by pressing the heart button.&#x20;

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Note: Some of our features are only available once you connect a wallet. After connecting it, you will be able to save your favorite tokens by pressing a heart button. DexGuru is a fully non-custodial platform, so the assets in your wallet are always under your control.<br>

Inside Market Selector, you can also see assets at your connected wallet by pressing under the wallet tab. <br>

![](/files/adeREsQd2vfRc9jti7sP)

There is no need to use your computer mouse to open our Market Selector; use hotkeys instead. Just press the \~ key to open it. Use ↑  ↓ and ESC keys to navigate around and close the Market Selector.&#x20;

![](/files/6X4hhbbwCr8jWZne3HfH)

## What is the "Full Degen Mode" ?

![](/files/AFwKcSBC5o1UV4jTUotn)

Tokens that are fall under the Full Degen Mode in the [Market Selector](/features/market-selector.md) are tokens that are not on at least one verified Token List.&#x20;

For detailed and complete information about Full Degen mode and token lists, please visit:

* [FAQ](/general/faq.md#what-is-the-full-degen-mode-inside-the-market-selector)&#x20;
* [FAQ](/general/faq.md#what-exactly-are-token-lists)
* [FAQ](/general/faq.md#how-we-use-token-lists-on-dexguru)


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