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Once you connect your web3 wallet, you can exchange one crypto for another directly from the DexGuru interface in the Trading Section. Keep in mind that when you’re buying or selling crypto via our interface, you interact with smart contracts deployed on public chains like Ethereum or BSC. We do not control your transactions and couldn't stop a transaction or attempt to reverse a transaction after it occurred. You’re the only one ultimately responsible for any transactions.
Use percentage buttons to allocate only that percentage of an asset from your wallet to a given trade. This way, you can sell 50% of all your tokens in 2 clicks. First, by pressing the 50% button and then the sell button.
Percentage buttons
If this is the first time you are making a transaction with a specific token, you’ll have to complete a token approval transaction. You only need to press Approve/Sell button once.
Before finalizing a trade, it needs to be confirmed. Once you approve the token spending limit in your wallet (if needed), wait for the Swap Confirmation pop-up. Pay close attention to the Swap Confirmation pop-up shown below.
Here you can set price slippage, which is a difference between the quoted price and the executed price of your trade.
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The price of Gas shown in GWEI reflects how fast your transaction mined on Ethereum Network. Gas is the fee a user pays to process a transaction on the Ethereum blockchain. Users send transactions with requested gas prices, and then miners choose which transactions they want to mine into a block. In this sense, Ethereum gas prices are dynamic, and the result of equilibrium is reached between what users bid and what miners accept on a rolling basis.
DexGuru will tell you if you are making a shitty trade by placing the 💩 emoji next to the estimated gas costs.
💩 - shows up when an estimated network fee is more than 25% of the trade size.
The Swap Confirmation pop-up lets you know if you do not have sufficient balance to cover a transaction, including gas fees.
Insufficient balance
We use 0x API to route orders most efficiently. Orders being routed through any 0x API connected exchange. You can find more information about exchages inside our Swapping Tokens article.
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