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# FAQs Trading

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<summary><strong>What Do I Need To Start Trading?</strong></summary>

You need:

* A supported crypto wallet configured for the Monad network.
* Some assets on Monad (e.g., MON, WETH, USDC).
* A small amount of MON for gas.

No email or account signup is required.

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<summary><strong>How Do I Place A Trade?</strong></summary>

Connect your walletConnect your wallet to Nad DEX.Select tokensSelect the token you want to sell and the token you want to receive.Enter amountEnter the desired amount.Approve tokenApprove the token if prompted (first trade only).Confirm tradeConfirm the swap/spot trade in your wallet.Nad DEX routes your trade through order book and AMM liquidity for the best execution.

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<summary><strong>What Assets Can I Trade?</strong></summary>

You can trade any tokens that:

* Exist on the Monad network, and
* Are listed or pooled on Nad DEX.

Initially, this includes core assets such as MON, WETH, WBTC, USDC, and selected ecosystem tokens. More pairs will be added continuously.

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<summary><strong>How Can I Avoid High Slippage?</strong></summary>

* Check pool liquidity before large trades.
* Use limit orders instead of market orders.
* Adjust slippage tolerance carefully (higher tolerance = more risk).
* Split large trades into smaller ones over time.
* Pay attention to warnings if price impact exceeds a threshold (e.g., 3%).

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