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G-DEX

Elegant swaps in a frosted, transparent interface.

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Notes

• GLIP contract: 0xD0b86b79AE4b8D7bb88b37EBe228ce343D79794e

• Proxy Router (G-DEX): 0xF89Dc5519C2BfDc3dab5BE2F7803dfb2E16E9E64

• Underlying Router: SushiSwap V2 — 0xd9e1cE17f2641f24aE83637ab66a2cca9C378B9F

• Fee policy: ETH→Token uses % fee; Token swaps may require a flat ETH fee (msg.value).

• If Proxy Router preflight reverts (e.g., USDT approve edge-case), UI can fall back to Direct Sushi swap.

Analytics — “Blockchain that gives back”

G-DEX Analytics — Early Preview
G-DEX Analytics is in an early preview stage. The metrics shown are demonstration values for UI preview only.
  • GLIP staking & treasury contracts
  • Quarterly rebate distributions
  • ESG vault allocations
  • On-chain governance voting results
  • Carbon-offset tracking partners
Rebate Rate (R%)
Governance-set quarterly
Returned to Users (QTD)
Cumulative fee-rebates
ESG Vault Accrual (QTD)
Green funds & impact
Transparency Index
On-chain proof & disclosures
Gov. Turnout (last vote)
Community participation
GLIP Green Score
Fee impact × ESG allocation
Returned Value to Users — Cumulative
Users
Projection assumes constant R%
Quarterly Rebate Split
Users / ESG / Treasury
of Net Fees
Green Impact — Carbon Offset (est.)
ESG-funded offsets
target
ESG Contribution:

FAQ

What is G-DEX?
G-DEX is a community-driven decentralized exchange focused on the GLIP ecosystem. It enables on-chain swaps while keeping users fully in control of their wallets.
Is G-DEX custodial?
No. G-DEX is non-custodial. Your funds remain in your wallet and all swaps are executed on-chain.
Which network should my wallet use?
Ethereum mainnet. Please switch your wallet network to Ethereum before swapping.
How does routing work (proxy vs direct)?
G-DEX checks available routes and may use direct Sushi pools or proxy routing depending on route availability and execution reliability.
Why does it switch to Sushi direct route?
If proxy routing is unavailable or fails checks (e.g., simulation/gas estimation), G-DEX falls back to direct routing to increase success rate.
Why did my swap fail?
Common causes: low slippage, insufficient gas, rapid price movement, or low liquidity. Try raising slippage slightly and retry.
What slippage setting is recommended?
Major pairs: 0.5–1%
Low-liquidity tokens: 2–5% (or more if needed)
Why do I see “Approve” before swapping?
ERC-20 tokens require an allowance (approval) so the router can spend the token for the swap. This is a normal on-chain step.
Is token approval permanent?
Approval remains until you revoke it or change the allowance. You can revoke approvals anytime with approval tools.
Why is price impact high?
Price impact increases when liquidity is low relative to your trade size. Consider reducing swap size or splitting into multiple swaps.
Why do some pools show 0 or “–” values?
Analytics depends on indexing/subgraph updates and pool size. Very small pools or delayed indexing can temporarily show zero/blank values.
Why doesn’t my trade appear on some DEX trackers?
Some trackers index only specific router contracts. Proxy-routed trades may appear later or not be indexed by some services.
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