This is where you can see what we have shipped, how the raise works, and what we still need to deliver before more funds unlock.

If you are looking at $DXLYN, this post is your brief. It covers:

• What we are building on Supra
  
• The key numbers on the ICO page
  
• How CommonFund’s milestone based funding works
  
• What the milestones are
  
• How your Citadel vault position can plug in
  
• Who can and cannot join
  

Dexlyn on Supra in simple terms

We are building Dexlyn as the flagship DeFi stack on Supra Layer 1.

Our goal is to give you a complete trading setup on Supra, not just one more DEX. The current product line looks like this.

Perpetuals (live on Mainnet)
Our perps platform lets you take leveraged long and short positions on supported assets. Execution is on chain, settlement is fast, and your positions stay transparent.

DEX (live on Mainnet)
Our token DEX lets you swap, create liquidity pools, and trade while keeping custody of your funds. Pricing is automated, fees are low, and trades clear quickly so you can focus on the move, not the wait.

CLMM (live on Testnet)
Our concentrated liquidity model lets you choose price ranges instead of spreading capital across the full curve. This improves your capital efficiency, tightens spreads, and helps APR if you are an active LP.

Bridge (live on Mainnet)
Our bridge brings assets like USDC from Ethereum into Supra. Once bridged, you can trade or deploy those assets across Dexlyn with lower latency and lower cost.

Supra Name Service (SNS)
SupraNS gives your wallet a human readable name. Your activity across Dexlyn and other Supra protocols can link back to that name instead of a random string.

Launchpad
Our launchpad helps new Supra projects raise capital with everything tracked on chain. You get early access. Builders raise directly in the ecosystem you are already using.

All of this is aimed at one outcome: we want Dexlyn to sit at the center of trading flow on Supra.

The $DXLYN ICO is the route for you, as a Supra holder, to back that stack.

Token summary from the ICO page

Here are the key token details for $DXLYN on CommonFund:

• Token name: Dexlyn Labs
  
• Symbol: $DXLYN
  
• Network: Supra network
  
• Token supply: 100,000,000
  
• Fully diluted valuation (FDV): 33,000,000 USD
  
• Price: 264 SUPRA per $DXLYN
  
• Initial market cap: 1,056,000,000 SUPRA
  
• Minimum contribution: 10,000 SUPRA
  
• Maximum contribution: 10,000,000 SUPRA
  

Raise targets:

• Soft cap: 132,000,000 SUPRA
  
• Hard cap: 264,000,000 SUPRA
  
• Extended hard cap: 396,000,000 SUPRA
  

If you choose to join, you contribute in SUPRA only.
Allocations are first come, first served inside the min and max range.

On eligibility:

• If you are based in the USA, you cannot participate in this sale
  
• Some other regions are also restricted
  

You can check the full legal and regional list on the live CommonFund page.

How the CommonFund model works

CommonFund uses milestone based funding.

Here is how it works for you:

• The funds you and others contribute sit in escrow, not in our wallet
  
• Funds unlock in stages when we hit clear milestones
  
• Each milestone has a specific delivery target
  
• If a milestone is not hit in a reasonable window, CommonFund can delay, reallocate, or move toward refunds
  

For you as a contributor, that means we have to keep shipping to unlock the next chunk of capital.

For us, it acts like a public contract with you:

• Here is what we plan to build
  
• Here is how much unlocks when we deliver it
  
• Here is what stays locked until the next step
  

The $DXLYN ICO page documents these milestones and unlock conditions so you can see them before you decide.

How you join through a Citadel vault

If you are in a Citadel Vault, your path is a bit different from someone who only holds liquid SUPRA.

Inside a Citadel vault you have:

• Principal in SUPRA
  
• Rewards earned on that principal
  

When you contribute through a Citadel round into the Dexlyn ICO:

• You choose how much principal you want to move
  
• The contract calculates the proportional rewards linked to that principal
  
• Both principal and proportional rewards move together
  
• You receive $DXLYN based on the combined total
  

Example 1

• Your deposit: 100,000 SUPRA
  
• Your rewards: 11,112 SUPRA
  
• You choose to contribute 10,000 SUPRA of principal
  

The vault sends:

• 10,000 SUPRA principal
  
• 1,112 SUPRA rewards
  
• 11,112 SUPRA total
  

You receive $DXLYN for 11,112 SUPRA.

This is why your SAFT can show a larger number than the figure you typed. The SAFT reflects your principal plus attached Citadel rewards.

Example 2, partial transfer

• Your deposit: 100,000 SUPRA
  
• Your rewards: 11,112 SUPRA
  
• You choose to move 95,000 SUPRA principal
  

The vault:

• Adds the matching rewards for that 95,000
  
• Transfers 105,556.4 SUPRA total for the ICO
  
• Leaves 5,000 SUPRA principal, plus its rewards, inside Citadel to keep earning
  

Key reminders if you use Citadel:

• You do not lose tokens in this route
  
• Your principal and rewards move together by design
  
• You receive project tokens for the full transferred amount
  

If you join through Citadel, you receive your SAFT documents about one week after the sale ends, once calculations and checks are complete.

Before you confirm a Citadel contribution, you will be asked to accept that:

• The vault will move your principal and proportional rewards together
  
• Your SAFT will show the combined total
  
• You receive $DXLYN for that combined number
  

What we have already cleared

Before the ICO page went live, we had already moved through several checkpoints.

For example:

• Community funding target reached
  
• Core perps architecture completed
  
• Upgrade and token launch roadmap finalized and shared
  

On the product side, we already have:

• Perps on Mainnet
  
• AMM DEX on Mainnet
  
• Bridge from Ethereum to Supra
  
• Supra Name Service live
  
• A launchpad foundation
  
• Early trading game test phases
  

So when you look at the ICO, you are not looking at a blank slate. You are looking at a protocol that is already live on Supra and moving forward.

Roadmap around the $DXLYN sale

Here is how our rollout lines up around this year and the ICO.

Delivered on the way to the sale

• Late August 2025
  CLMM on Testnet
  
• Mid September 2025
  Perpetuals on Mainnet
  
• Early October 2025
  Trading Game on Mainnet
  DXLYN tokenomics integration on Mainnet
  
• Mid October 2025
  CLMM on Mainnet
  

These pieces harden the trading and LP experience before more capital and governance move into $DXLYN.

Around the CommonFund sale

• November 2025
  CommonFund public sale for the $DXLYN token
  DXLYN tokenomics integration on Testnet
  

This phase is about keeping the live protocol, the token model, and the raise moving together, not in separate tracks.

Milestone 2: Successful Token Generation Event (TGE)

The second milestone is our $DXLYN Token Generation Event.

TGE is the point where we:

• Officially launch $DXLYN
  
• Distribute tokens to you and other contributors
  
• Distribute the other allocations in the tokenomics model
  

It also activates the ve style token model and the buyback loop.

We use controlled inflation tied to validator rewards and buybacks. Platform fees from our perps trading portal are used to buy DXLYN from the market and route value to veDXLYN holders. The goal is a feedback loop between trading activity and token demand.

During this milestone, DXLYN distribution happens across:

• Team
  
• Private sale and investors
  
• Public sale
  
• Foundation
  
• Airdrops and community incentives
  

following the tokenomics.

Tokenomics summary for this milestone

Key points for you to know:

• Soft cap: 132,000,000 SUPRA
  
• Hard cap: 264,000,000 SUPRA
  
• Extended hard cap: 396,000,000 SUPRA
  
• Model: vote escrow with controlled inflation
  
• Emissions: start at 2 percent for an initial period, then step down to 1 percent with decay over time
  
• Buyback: platform fees used to repurchase DXLYN and redistribute to veDXLYN holders
  

Allocation breakdown:

• Team: 15 percent (15,000,000)
  
• Private sale and investors: 1 percent (1,000,000)
  
• Public sale: 1.5 percent (1,500,000)
  
• Foundation: 20 percent (20,000,000)
  
• Airdrops and community incentives: 30 percent (30,000,000)
  

Fund release condition

Once TGE is completed and DXLYN token distribution is verified against the tokenomics, the remaining 50 percent of the funds raised are released from escrow to us.

Contingency

If the launch is delayed, incomplete, or there are unresolved issues, CommonFund can withhold, reallocate, or refund funds.

Who can join and what you should keep in mind

If you are thinking about joining the ICO, here are the basic rules:

• You contribute in SUPRA only
  
• Allocation is first come, first served within min and max limits
  
• If you are in the USA or another restricted region, you cannot join
  
• You can find the full legal and regional list on the CommonFund page
  

And a clear risk note for you:

• This is a speculative contribution
  
• You can lose part or all of the capital you commit
  
• Nothing here is financial advice
  
• If you are not sure, speak with a professional advisor and size your position based on your own risk tolerance
  

How to use this blog with the ICO page

The clean way for you to approach this:

1. Read this post fully
So you have a clear view of what we have built and how the raise structure works.

2. Open the $DXLYN page on CommonFund
Check the live raise numbers, caps, timelines, and regional rules.

3. Review

• Raise targets in SUPRA
  
• Milestone definitions and unlock logic
  
• Citadel specific details if you use vaults
  
• Eligibility and KYC rules that apply to you
  

4. Then decide

• Whether you want exposure to $DXLYN
  
• How much SUPRA you are comfortable committing under these conditions
  

We will keep shipping on Supra.

The $DXLYN ICO page on CommonFund is now the public map that connects our work to the token, the milestones, and the raise you may choose to join.

Whether you’re swapping tokens, providing liquidity, staking assets, contributing to IDOs, minting SupraNS domains, or engaging with perps, every action you take on Dexlyn will now feed into something bigger. It’s about creating a system where the value you bring to the platform is tracked, ranked, and fairly rewarded.

Let’s walk you through what Season 2 is all about, how it works, and why it might be one of the most inclusive and rewarding models in DeFi right now.

A New Layer of Participation

Season 2 of the Dexlyn Trading Game is more than just a campaign. It’s a long-term commitment to rewarding the real users of the platform. The ones driving volume, liquidity, stability, and innovation.

The idea is simple. You engage with Dexlyn, and you earn points. These points accumulate across a range of on-chain actions and are then converted into $DXLYN tokens. Not once, not at the end, but on a weekly basis.

What does that mean in practice? It means everything you do, from the smallest token swap to actively participating in a Launchpad raise, has value. And that value is measured, ranked, and translated into real rewards.

What’s Different This Time?

Unlike typical reward models where the benefit is concentrated among early entrants or single-use spikes in activity, Season 2 is designed for sustainability and fairness. It’s about showing up and staying involved.

The point system is flexible and dynamic. As well as the volume, it’s also about how your actions align with the platform’s growth. Actions that bring more value to the Dexlyn ecosystem are rewarded more, and that’s a principle that’s been built into the system from day one.

And because the game resets weekly, there’s no long-term advantage from simply being early. Every new week is a fresh chance to climb the leaderboard, whether you’re a long-time cadet or just getting started.

Everything Counts

So, what exactly earns you points?

Every platform on Dexlyn feeds into the reward engine.

Swap tokens? That’s tracked.
Provide liquidity? That counts too.
Stake assets? Yep.
Participate in an IDO on the Launchpad? You’re in.
Register or transfer a SupraNS domain? It all gets logged.
Even trading perpetuals adds to your total.

It’s not limited to one part of the ecosystem. Season 2 is designed to reward people who explore the full range of what Dexlyn offers. Whether you’re here for passive income, active trading, governance involvement, or just building a digital identity, you’re part of the game.

Weekly Points. Weekly Rewards.

At the heart of the Trading Game is a simple loop:

You act → You earn points → Points convert to $DXLYN → The cycle resets.

Each week, your activity is tallied. The more value you’ve brought to the platform, the more points you’ve earned. At the end of the week, everyone’s totals are compared, and the weekly pool of $DXLYN tokens is distributed accordingly.

Then everything resets, and the next week begins. No one coasts. No one hoards points. It keeps things fair, competitive, and open to everyone, whether you’ve been here since the testnet or just joined yesterday.

It also keeps momentum high. There’s no “I missed the start” energy. Every week is a new start line.

Boost Your Earnings with veDXLYN

There’s one more layer that adds depth to the game: the veDXLYN system.

Users who lock their $DXLYN for longer periods receive a multiplier on their earned points. This means the more you commit to the ecosystem, the more you benefit.

It’s a rewards boost, not for holding passively, but for aligning long-term with Dexlyn’s vision. You’re not just farming points. You’re signaling conviction, and the system recognizes that.

The longer the lock, the bigger the multiplier. It’s designed to support steady, sticky growth and reward those who want to grow with the platform over time.

30 Million $DXLYN for the Community

All of this is backed by a major allocation: 30 million $DXLYN tokens have been set aside solely for community rewards.

That includes both the ongoing weekly emissions and a one-time airdrop to kickstart the program.

If you participated in Season 1 on testnet, you’re already part of it. If you’ve been an early user of the Dexlyn DEX, you’re also included. And if you’ve held a Supra wallet from early days, there’s something for you too.

This isn’t just about looking forward. It’s also about acknowledging everyone who helped bring Dexlyn to this point. The airdrop is structured to reflect that.

Designed to Grow with the Ecosystem

What makes this system different from typical “activity farming” models is that it’s designed to grow.

The weight of each action (swaps, liquidity, staking, IDOs, etc.) isn’t fixed forever. As the ecosystem grows and priorities shift, the Dexlyn team can adjust point values to reflect what’s most valuable to the platform’s health.

For example, if bridging becomes a bigger focus, those actions might receive more weight. If an area is being exploited for low-impact volume, it can be tuned down. The system stays dynamic, responsive, and aligned with real growth.

It’s not just about rewarding clicks. It’s about building something sustainable and steering participation toward what helps Dexlyn scale.

A System Built for Transparency

Every aspect of Season 2 is designed to be visible, auditable, and on-chain. Leaderboards will be public, updated weekly, and fully reset at the end of each cycle. You’ll see how you rank, where you can improve, and what’s working.

You don’t have to guess what matters. You’ll see it in the numbers. That’s part of the culture Dexlyn is building: no hidden incentives, no backdoor bonuses. Just clear effort in, clear rewards out.

It’s gamified, but not gimmicky. The rewards feel real because they are real. And they’re built on actual platform impact.

Why It Matters

Season 2 is a crucial step in the direction of aligning incentives with actual usage and in rewarding long-term users instead of short-term mercenaries. 

It puts the community front and center, not just as holders or participants, but as builders of value. Every action matters. Every week matters. And every user has a chance to win.

The more you do, the more you earn. The more aligned your actions are with Dexlyn’s future, the more that future belongs to you.

Get Ready

Season 2 of the Dexlyn Trading Game will be launched soon, but now that you know how it works, you’re ready when it is.

Start exploring the platform. Try things out. Watch how your actions connect across different modules because soon, they’ll start counting toward something even bigger.

More than the hype, the Dexlyn Trading Game is about activity, consistency, and building a network of users who actually use what’s being built.

And if that’s you, welcome to the game!

Why does that matter? Because when you’re trading, farming, or just parking your funds somewhere for a while, you often want something stable. You don’t want to worry about sudden price changes. This is where stablecoins like USDC, USDT, and now dexUSDC come in.

dexUSDC is your go-to stablecoin on Dexlyn. In this guide, we’ll explain what it is, how you can get it, and the simple steps to start using it—whether you’re already on Supra or you’re coming from an Ethereum-based wallet.

What is dexUSDC?

dexUSDC is the stablecoin used inside the Dexlyn ecosystem. It’s basically a wrapped version of USDC that works on the Supra network. Since Dexlyn is built on Supra, most of the tokens you interact with—including dexUSDC—are Supra-native.

So what does “wrapped” mean here?

When you move USDC from Ethereum to Supra using Dexlyn’s bridge, you receive dexUSDC. It’s a 1:1 representation of the USDC you deposited. This version lives on Supra and works across everything on Dexlyn—swaps, liquidity pools, IDO participation, and more.

Think of dexUSDC as your dollar-equivalent in the Supra world. You don’t need to trust a centralized entity to hold your funds—it’s all managed by smart contracts and verifiable on-chain.

Already on Supra? Just Swap.

If you already hold tokens on Supra—like $SUPRA (or any other supported token)—you can directly swap for dexUSDC. This is probably the easiest route.

Here’s how:

1. Head to the Dexlyn App: Visit app.dexlyn.com and connect your Supra-compatible wallet (Starkey).
2. Navigate to the Swap tab: It’s the first thing you’ll see once you’re in.
3. Choose your tokens: Select the token you have in your wallet (let’s say $SUPRA), and choose dexUSDC as the token you want to receive.
4. Adjust slippage if needed: The default works for most cases, but you can set it manually too.
5. Click Swap and Confirm: Your wallet will prompt for confirmation. Once approved, the transaction will process quickly thanks to Supra’s sub-second finality.
6. Check your wallet: You’ll see dexUSDC appear in your wallet balance right after the transaction completes.

Gas fees? Barely noticeable—because you’re operating on Supra, which is fast and cost-effective by design.

This method is great if you’re already part of the Supra ecosystem and just want stablecoins for trading or LP participation.

Coming from Ethereum or Other EVM Chains? Use the Bridge

If you have USDC on Ethereum, you can bridge it over to get dexUSDC on Supra. It’s straightforward and only takes a few steps.

Here’s what to do:

1. Visit the Bridge Section on Dexlyn
   Go to app.dexlyn.com/bridge. This is where the cross-chain magic happens.
2. Connect your EVM wallet
   Use MetaMask or any wallet that supports Ethereum. Make sure you have USDC in your wallet and some ETH for gas fees.
3. Select Ethereum as your source chain and Supra as your destination
   You’ll see the supported tokens. Choose USDC as the token you want to bridge.
4. Enter the amount you want to move
   Double-check the address, amount, and estimated gas before proceeding.
5. Approve and Bridge
   First, you’ll approve USDC for use in the smart contract. Then, confirm the bridge transaction.
6. Wait for confirmation
   The process usually takes a few minutes. Once it’s complete, you’ll receive dexUSDC in your Supra wallet.

After this, your dexUSDC will be ready for action. You can now trade, add to liquidity pools, or participate in upcoming IDOs—all directly on Dexlyn.

Why Should You Use dexUSDC?

So now that you know how to get it—why should you even bother with dexUSDC?

Here’s a quick breakdown:

1. Core Token for Dexlyn

dexUSDC is used all across Dexlyn’s features. Whether you’re swapping, joining an LP, or preparing for an IDO, you’ll often need dexUSDC as a base token.

2. Stable and Predictable

Markets move fast. Having a stablecoin lets you park your funds without worrying about price swings. dexUSDC helps you stay flexible without exposure to volatility.

3. Liquidity Pools

A lot of LP pairs include dexUSDC—meaning it’s a great choice if you’re planning to become a liquidity provider and earn fees or rewards from Dexlyn’s pools.

4. Trading

It’s easier to measure your gains/losses in USD terms when you trade against a stablecoin. dexUSDC provides that clear reference point.

5. No Centralized Middlemen

Your funds stay on-chain. You don’t need to trust an exchange or third party. Your wallet holds your dexUSDC, and you control what happens next.

6. Smooth Onboarding

Whether you’re swapping from Supra tokens or bridging from Ethereum, getting dexUSDC is straightforward and user-friendly.

Quick Tips and FAQs

Q: Is dexUSDC a new stablecoin?

Nope—it’s a wrapped version of USDC meant to work on Supra. It’s backed 1:1 with bridged USDC from Ethereum.

Q: Do I need a centralized exchange (CEX) to get dexUSDC?

Not at all. Everything is done through Dexlyn’s swap or bridge—fully decentralized and on-chain.

Q: Is it safe?

Dexlyn runs on smart contracts deployed on Supra, a secure and high-performance blockchain. Always use the official links (dexlyn.com / app.dexlyn.com) and never share your private keys.

Q: Can I use dexUSDC outside Dexlyn?

For now, dexUSDC is mostly used inside the Dexlyn platform. More integrations may come over time, but its main role is within the Dexlyn ecosystem.

Conclusion

Whether you’re already on Supra or coming from an EVM chain like Ethereum, getting dexUSDC is quick and easy.

If you’re already holding tokens on Supra, just head to the swap page and trade for dexUSDC. If you’re holding USDC on Ethereum, bridge it over and you’ll get dexUSDC minted on Supra.

This stablecoin is your key to everything on Dexlyn—from trading and liquidity to IDOs and beyond. Now that you know how to get it, you’re ready to start using Dexlyn’s features without worrying about price volatility.

Got questions? Hop into Dexlyn’s Discord or Telegram. The community’s always around to help.

What Is LP Staking?

LP staking is an additional earning opportunity for liquidity providers. When you add liquidity to Dexlyn’s SUPRA-dexUSDC pool, you receive LP tokens. Instead of just holding these tokens and earning a share of trading fees, you can now stake them in dedicated LP staking pools to earn extra rewards.

How LP Staking Works on Dexlyn

Dexlyn’s LP staking follows a structured approach with three staking pools. Each pool has a fixed duration, specific limits, and varying APY. Here’s a breakdown of how the system works:

Three Pools with Fixed Durations

• Each staking pool runs for three months from the time the first user deposits into it.
• Once a pool reaches its maximum capacity, a new one opens.
• This creates a structured staking system, where users can participate in different pools based on availability.

Pool Activation and Sequence

• A pool starts when the first user deposits LP tokens into it.
• Once the first pool reaches its limit, the second pool opens.
• The third pool opens only after the second one is full.
• This staggered approach helps maintain balance and reward distribution across different time periods.

Different APYs and Limits

• Each staking pool offers a unique APY (Annual Percentage Yield) and a fixed staking limit.
• Pool 1: 4M LP max limit – 30% APY
• Pool 2: 5M LP max limit – 24% APY
• Pool 3: 6M LP max limit – 18% APY
• Users who enter earlier pools may get different rates compared to later ones.
• APYs are designed to be competitive and reflective of the pool size and duration.

Daily Rewards Calculation

• Rewards are calculated on a daily basis based on your share in the pool.
• The more LP tokens you stake, the higher your reward share.
• This ensures a fair distribution where rewards are proportional to contributions.

Rewards Updated Every 24 Hours

• Your reward balance gets updated every 24 hours.
• You can monitor your earnings in real-time through the Dexlyn dashboard.
• Once the staking period ends, you can claim your rewards along with your original LP tokens.

Why LP Staking Matters

For liquidity providers, LP staking offers an additional layer of rewards beyond trading fees. It’s a way to maximize earnings while keeping liquidity locked in the ecosystem. The structured pool system also ensures that rewards are distributed fairly, and new pools open progressively based on demand.

What Happens at the End of the Staking Period?

• When a pool reaches the three-month duration, stakers can withdraw their LP tokens along with the rewards they’ve accumulated.
• If you wish to continue staking, you can join a new pool if it’s available.

How to Get Started with LP Staking on Dexlyn

If you’re ready to stake your LP tokens, here’s how to do it:

1. Add Liquidity to the SUPRA-dexUSDC Pool – First, you need LP tokens. You can get them by adding liquidity to the SUPRA-dexUSDC pool on Dexlyn.
2. Choose a Staking Pool – Check the available pools and their APY and limits.
3. Stake Your LP Tokens – Deposit your LP tokens into an active pool.
4. Monitor Your Rewards – Rewards update daily, and you can track them in your Dexlyn dashboard.
5. Withdraw After Three Months – Once the pool duration ends, claim your rewards and staked LP tokens.
6. Reward Claiming Period – Rewards can be claimed 24 hours after the staking period ends. This ensures that final calculations and distributions are accurately processed before withdrawals are enabled.

Important: LP Staking on Dexlyn is only available for liquidity providers in the $SUPRA-$dexUSDC pool. Ensure your LP tokens are from this specific pool before attempting to stake, as LPs from other pools are not eligible.

How to Add LP Tokens to Your Starkey Wallet

When you stake LP tokens on Dexlyn, you may need to add them to Starkey Wallet to track your holdings. The process is similar to adding other tokens, with the key difference being that you will need the LP contract address.

Step 1: Get the Required Tokens ($SUPRA & dexUSDC)

Before you can provide liquidity, you need to have both assets that make up the liquidity pool.

1. Swap or acquire dexUSDC and $SUPRA on Dexlyn or through your preferred method.
2. Ensure your wallet is connected to Supra Network on Starkey Wallet.

Step 2: Deposit Liquidity into the SUPRA-dexUSDC Pool

Once you have both tokens, you can provide liquidity to earn LP tokens.

1. Go to the Liquidity Section on Dexlyn.
2. Select the SUPRA-dexUSDC pool.
3. Enter the amount of SUPRA and dexUSDC you want to provide.
4. Click “Deposit” and approve the transaction in your Starkey Wallet.
5. Once confirmed, you will receive LP tokens in your wallet.

Step 3: Add LP Tokens to Your Starkey Wallet

By default, LP tokens may not be visible in your wallet. You need to add them using the LP contract address.

1: Open Starkey Wallet

• Ensure your Starkey Wallet is connected to Mainnet (not Testnet).

2: Open Token Management

• Click on the Pencil icon beside the search bar.

3: Add Custom Tokens

• Navigate to Manage Token and click the + icon to add a custom token.

4: Select the Correct Network

• Click the dropdown menu and select Supra Network

5: Enter the LP Contract Address

• Copy the LP contract address from Dexlyn’s staking dashboard or liquidity page.
  You can find it here as well:

  0x22a28a1b5264935d4778d542b1e84bca8879cf78f6183e1a9429b56a40a1a7c4::lp_coin::LP<0x1::supra_coin::SupraCoin, 0x8f7d16ade319b0fce368ca6cdb98589c4527ce7f5b51e544a9e68e719934458b::hyper_coin::DexlynUSDC, 0xdc694898dff98a1b0447e0992d0413e123ea80da1021d464a4fbaf0265870d8::curves::Uncorrelated>
• Paste it into the Network Address field in Starkey Wallet.

6: Confirm and Add LP Tokens

• Click Add Token or Confirm to finalize the process.
• Your LP tokens will now be visible in your Starkey Wallet.

This allows you to track your staked LP tokens directly in your wallet and monitor rewards efficiently.

Things to Keep in Mind

• Only LPs from the SUPRA-dexUSDC pool are eligible for staking.
• Once staked, LP tokens are locked for three months. You cannot withdraw them early.
• APYs vary between pools. Check the available rates before committing.
• Rewards update daily, but final claims happen at the end of the staking period.

Final Thoughts

LP staking on Dexlyn provides liquidity providers with an additional way to earn while supporting the ecosystem. The structured pool system ensures fair distribution of rewards and allows users to enter staking at different stages. If you’re already providing liquidity, staking your LP tokens is an easy way to make the most out of your participation.

Get started with LP staking on Dexlyn today and put your liquidity to work!

But successful day trading isn’t just about being quick; it’s about being smart. Going in with a clear strategy and using the right tools can be the difference between riding the highs or being caught off-guard. This is where Dexlyn steps in. Built as an all-in-one DeFi platform, Dexlyn gives traders access to the speed, features, and insights needed to make decisions quickly and confidently. It’s designed to take the guesswork out of trading, helping you stay one step ahead.

In this blog,we’ll walk through some of the best strategies for crypto day trading, from beginner tactics to advanced techniques. We’ll also cover how to manage risks along the way and why Dexlyn’s features can give day traders a real edge.

Understanding the Basics of Crypto Day Trading

Day trading in crypto is all about capturing small price movements within a single trading day. Unlike traditional investments, where you might hold onto assets for months or even years, day trading focuses on the here and now. In the crypto market, prices can swing dramatically in just minutes, making day trading a popular option for those looking to take advantage of rapid price changes. With no “closing bell,” crypto gives day traders constant access, making it possible to jump in anytime.

Key Tools for Day Traders

Day trading in crypto relies heavily on precision and quick decision-making. Tools like technical indicators — such as the RSI (Relative Strength Index) and moving averages — allow traders to analyze momentum and trend direction, spotting the best moments to buy or sell within tight windows. Market analysis tools, which show overall trading volume and price trends, give day traders insights into where the market might be heading. Another vital tool is the stop-loss order, which automatically sells a position if prices fall to a pre-set level, helping to cap potential losses in a volatile market.

Why Dexlyn?

Dexlyn, as the first DEX on Supra’s all-in-one, vertically integrated L1, is positioned to support day traders exceptionally well. With Supra’s unique features — like MultiVM compatibility and built-in infrastructure for high-speed transactions — Dexlyn provides an environment where trades can execute swiftly, an edge that’s crucial in fast-paced day trading. This setup reduces latency and boosts reliability, allowing you to capitalize on moment-to-moment price changes without worrying about delays.

Supra’s low fees also mean you can make frequent trades without high transaction costs eating into your profits. Plus, with Supra’s secure framework, Dexlyn makes sure that each trade is executed with both speed and safety in mind. For traders looking to make quick, informed moves, Dexlyn on Supra delivers the stability and efficiency needed to stay ahead in the day trading game.

Top Crypto Day Trading Strategies to Consider

1. Scalping

Scalping is all about making quick moves to capture small price changes throughout the day. Traders in this style make high-frequency trades to secure small but consistent gains that add up over time.

Best for: Those who thrive on quick trades and are looking to profit from tiny shifts in price.

2. Range Trading

In range trading, the goal is to buy low and sell high within a set price range. Traders focus on finding stable markets and identifying support and resistance levels to make their moves within those boundaries.

Best for: Traders who like stable markets and have a knack for reading support and resistance patterns.

3. Trend Following

This strategy is all about riding the wave of an established trend. Whether prices are climbing or dipping, trend followers look to capitalize by entering early and exiting when the trend reverses.

Best for: Traders who can spot a trend early and are patient enough to ride it out for maximum gains.

4. Breakout Trading

Breakout trading targets sharp price moves as they “break out” of support or resistance levels. Traders enter positions just as the price breaks past these boundaries, aiming to profit from the momentum that follows.

Best for: Volatile markets with sharp, sudden price moves.

5. Technical Analysis-Based Strategy

For those who rely on charts and indicators, technical analysis-based strategies offer a data-driven approach. This method uses tools like the RSI, Moving Averages, and Bollinger Bands to predict price movements and make informed trades.

Best for: Traders who are comfortable with data and can interpret charts to spot potential trends and reversals.

Each of these strategies has its strengths and appeals to different trading styles, so finding one that fits your approach is key.

Advanced Crypto Day Trading Tactics for Experienced Traders

Arbitrage Trading

Arbitrage is all about taking advantage of price differences for the same asset across different platforms. Traders buy on one exchange where the price is slightly lower and sell on another where it’s higher, pocketing the difference. This can be especially profitable in the crypto space, where price discrepancies are more common across exchanges.

Best for: Traders who have accounts on multiple exchanges and enough capital to cover transaction fees.

News and Sentiment Trading

In crypto, big moves can happen with a single tweet or breaking news. Sentiment-based trading leverages news events and social media trends to predict price jumps or dips. Keeping a close watch on headlines and market sentiment can give traders an edge for short-term plays.

Best for: Traders who stay in the loop with real-time news and social media updates.

High-Frequency Trading (HFT)

HFT is for those who operate at lightning speed, often with the help of algorithms or trading bots. This tactic involves placing a large number of orders quickly to capitalize on small price shifts, requiring advanced tools for fast execution.

Best for: Traders using automated tools or algorithms to execute trades in fractions of a second.

Risk Management for Crypto Day Trading

Start with a Set Budget

Crypto day trading can be thrilling, but it’s important to set a clear budget from the start. Only trade with money you’re comfortable losing, and avoid dipping into funds set aside for other priorities. A budget keeps things realistic and helps you manage the highs and lows.

Stop-Loss and Take-Profit Orders

Market moves can be sudden, so using stop-loss and take-profit orders is key to managing your risk. A stop-loss order will automatically sell your position if the price dips too low, while a take-profit order helps you lock in gains when prices hit your target. Together, these tools can protect you from unexpected market swings.

Diversify Trading Strategies

Relying on just one strategy can increase your exposure to risk. Using a mix of strategies can help balance things out, giving you a better shot at navigating different market conditions. Whether it’s scalping, trend following, or breakout trading, diversification is a smart move.

Stay Informed

Crypto markets don’t sleep, and news travels fast. Staying updated on the latest crypto developments and market trends can keep you ahead of sudden shifts that might impact your trades.

Getting Started with Day Trading on Dexlyn

Step 1: Set Up a Dexlyn Account and Connect Your Wallet

Getting started on Dexlyn is quick. Set up your account, connect your wallet, and you’re ready to go. Make sure your wallet is funded to start trading right away.

Step 2: Choose a Trading Strategy

Jumping into day trading without a strategy is like flying blind. Pick a strategy that suits your style — whether it’s scalping, trend-following, or range trading. You can always adjust it as you get more comfortable with the market.

Step 3: Set Stop-Loss and Take-Profit Limits

Risk management is key. Setting up stop-loss and take-profit orders is essential to protect yourself from big swings. Decide on limits that work with your strategy and let these tools take some of the stress out of trading.

Step 4: Analyze and Execute Trades

Before making any moves, take a moment to assess the market. Use the data and indicators available on Dexlyn to set your targets, then execute trades when the timing feels right.

Step 5: Review and Refine Your Approach

Every trade is a learning opportunity. After each session, review your trades, note what worked and what didn’t, and tweak your strategy if needed.

Maximizing Profits on Dexlyn

Tap into Fast Transaction Speeds for Scalping

Dexlyn, built on Supra’s high-performance infrastructure, offers fast transaction times. If you’re into scalping — making quick trades for small profits — the speed Dexlyn provides can help you enter and exit trades without delays, giving you a better edge in volatile markets.

Lower Fees Mean Higher Gains

On platforms where fees add up quickly, small profits can get eaten away. Dexlyn, however, is designed with competitive fees, especially useful for day traders who make multiple trades a day. By keeping fees low, you get to hold on to more of your profits, especially when using high-frequency strategies.

Diverse Liquidity Pools for Flexibility

Dexlyn’s liquidity pools are a solid option if you’re interested in passive income while day trading. You can allocate some assets to liquidity pools to earn rewards, balancing active trading with passive gains. This lets you diversify income streams on the platform without extra hassle.

Tap into Supra’s MultiVM for Future-Ready Trading

Dexlyn’s compatibility with MultiVM through Supra means you’ll eventually be able to interact across various blockchain environments. This cross-chain capability isn’t just about diversification; it’s about tapping into profitable opportunities across chains, which can lead to wider trading options and more strategies as the ecosystem grows.

Stay Updated with Dexlyn’s Community for Informed Trades

Joining Dexlyn’s active community and keeping up with platform announcements can give you a leg up. Being aware of new features, token listings, or events allows you to act on profitable opportunities as they arise. A proactive approach with real-time information on platform updates helps you stay one step ahead.

Avoiding Common Pitfalls in Crypto Day Trading

Overtrading

It’s easy to get caught up in the action, but jumping into too many trades can do more harm than good. Overtrading can rack up fees and lead to rushed decisions. Stick to your strategy and don’t trade just for the sake of it.

Ignoring Stop-Loss Orders

Ignoring stop-loss orders is a fast way to see your funds take a hit. Setting stop-losses — and actually following them — is a simple yet powerful way to control potential losses. They’re there to keep you from taking bigger risks than you planned.

Chasing Losses

Trading with emotions is a recipe for frustration. If you’re down, resist the urge to “make it back” by rushing into risky trades. Chasing losses often leads to deeper losses. Take a breath, refocus, and stick to your game plan.

Failing to Adjust Strategies

Crypto markets can change quickly. If a strategy isn’t delivering results, it’s okay to adjust. Tweaking your approach based on past performance and current market trends is part of the process, helping you stay flexible and informed.

Final Takeaway

Day trading on Dexlyn offers a fresh approach with the platform’s speed, low fees, and user-friendly tools. With strategies like scalping, range trading, and technical analysis, you’ve got plenty of ways to approach the market. The key is finding what fits your style, managing risks, and adjusting as you learn.

Dexlyn isn’t just a trading platform — it’s a space to grow your skills. Try out different strategies, stay curious, and let each trade teach you something new.

To get the most out of the platform, join the Dexlyn community to stay in the loop, connect with other traders, and get insights that can make a difference.

How Do Liquidity Pools Work?

Liquidity pools are collections of tokens provided by users, known as liquidity providers, that help facilitate decentralized trading. Instead of relying on traditional order books, which match buyers and sellers, LPs allow trades to happen directly using the tokens in the pool. Liquidity providers contribute their tokens to these pools, making it possible for others to swap tokens instantly.

How Do They Work?

Here’s a breakdown of how liquidity pools and Automated Market Makers (AMMs) work together.

Liquidity Providers Add Tokens

• Users deposit pairs of tokens into a liquidity pool. For example, if someone adds $ETH and $USDT to a pool, others can swap between these tokens.

AMMs Set Prices

• Automated Market Makers (AMMs) use algorithms to set the price of tokens in the pool. The price is determined by the ratio of tokens within the pool. For instance, if there’s more $ETH than $USDT in the pool, the price of $ETH will rise relative to $USDT.

Trades Adjust the Pool

• When someone trades through the pool, the ratio of tokens shifts. If a user swaps $ETH for $USDT, the amount of $ETH in the pool decreases, while the amount of $USDT increases. This slight change in ratio adjusts the price of both tokens.

Earning Rewards

• Liquidity providers earn rewards from the trading fees generated whenever a swap occurs in the pool. These fees are distributed proportionally based on each provider’s share of the pool, rewarding them for their contribution.

Different Types of Liquidity Pools

Single-Sided Pools

Single-sided liquidity pools are straightforward: users only need to deposit one type of token. This type of pool is easier for users who don’t want to manage multiple tokens or deal with price fluctuations between two assets. You contribute a single token, and the Automated Market Maker (AMM) manages the rest. Single-sided pools reduce the complexity for liquidity providers while still allowing them to earn rewards from trading fees.

Two-Sided (Dual Token) Pools

In two-sided pools, also known as dual-token pools, liquidity providers must deposit two different tokens in a specific ratio. For example, you might deposit $ETH and $USDT in a 50/50 ratio. These pools are commonly used across decentralized exchanges and offer more flexibility for traders. The tokens in the pool must maintain their ratio, and as trades occur, the ratio shifts slightly, impacting the prices of both tokens.

Cross-Chain Liquidity Pools

Cross-chain liquidity pools allow users to provide liquidity across different blockchains. While this feature is a future enhancement for Dexlyn, it opens up a lot of possibilities. Cross-chain liquidity pools will let users add liquidity from different blockchain networks, making it easier to trade tokens between those chains. As Dexlyn continues to grow, this feature will be key to expanding liquidity options beyond a single blockchain.

User Rewards on Liquidity Pools

One of the main incentives for providing liquidity is the opportunity to earn rewards from trading fees. Every time someone trades using the liquidity pool, a small fee is charged. As a liquidity provider, you earn a share of those fees, proportional to the amount of liquidity you’ve contributed. The more trading activity in your pool, the more fees you can accumulate over time, making it a passive way to earn on your assets.

Governance Tokens

In some liquidity pools, providers can also earn governance tokens as rewards. These tokens give holders a say in the future of the platform, allowing them to participate in decisions such as upgrades, changes to fees, or the introduction of new features. With Dexlyn, governance participation through DexlynDAO is planned for the future, offering more control and rewards to those actively contributing liquidity.

Impermanent Loss

Impermanent loss is a concept that liquidity providers should be aware of. It happens when the price of the tokens in the liquidity pool changes compared to when you added them. If the price shifts significantly, you may end up with less value than if you had just held onto your tokens outside of the pool. However, the trading fees you earn can often offset this loss, especially in pools with high activity.

How to Add Liquidity on a Dexlyn Pool

Adding liquidity on Dexlyn is a straightforward process. Here’s how to do it.

Step 1: Connect your Web3 wallet

First, you’ll need to connect your Web3 wallet to the Dexlyn platform. Whether you’re using MetaMask or any other compatible wallet, make sure it’s funded with the tokens you plan to add to the liquidity pool.

Step 2: Choose the pool

Once your wallet is connected, browse the available liquidity pools on Dexlyn. Pick the pool you want to provide liquidity to, based on the tokens you hold and the potential rewards.

Step 3: Enter the amount of tokens

After selecting the pool, enter the amount of tokens you want to add. If it’s a two-sided pool, you’ll need to provide both tokens in the correct ratio (e.g., $ETH and $USDT in a 50/50 split).

Step 4: Confirm the transaction

Finally, review the details, including any fees associated with the transaction. Once everything looks good, confirm the transaction. Your liquidity will be added to the pool, and you’ll start earning rewards based on the trading activity within that pool.

How to Create a New Pool on Dexlyn

Creating your own liquidity pool on Dexlyn is easy. Follow these simple steps.

1. Connect your Web3 wallet
   First, connect your Web3 wallet to Dexlyn. Make sure you’ve got the tokens ready for the pool you want to create.
2. Navigate to the “Create Pool” section
   Once your wallet is connected, head to the “Create Pool” section on the platform. This is where you’ll set up the details of your new liquidity pool.
3. Select the tokens
   Choose the tokens you want to add to your new pool. If you’re creating a two-sided pool, you’ll need to select two different tokens, such as $ETH and $USDT.
4. Set the initial ratio
   Determine the initial ratio of the tokens in the pool. For example, you might want an equal 50/50 split between the two tokens. This ratio will affect the starting price for trades in the pool.
5. Confirm and launch your pool
   Review all the details, and once everything looks good, confirm the pool creation. Your pool will now be live, ready for other users to add liquidity or trade using the tokens you’ve provided.

Conclusion

Liquidity pools are a core feature of decentralized exchanges, allowing users to trade tokens smoothly without needing traditional order books. By adding liquidity to these pools, users can earn rewards from trading fees, making it a win-win situation. Whether you’re joining an existing pool or creating a new one, Dexlyn makes the process simple and accessible. Plus, as the platform grows, more features and tokens will become available.

Tap into Dexlyn’s liquidity pools today. All you need to do is, connect your wallet, start adding liquidity, or create your own pool. It’s time to take full control of your DeFi experience and start earning while you trade.

Dexlyn makes this process simple and secure. As a decentralized exchange (DEX), it uses smart contracts to handle the swap automatically, giving users full control over their assets. Whether you’re swapping tokens for trading or liquidity purposes, Dexlyn provides a smooth and reliable experience within a decentralized setup.

How Do Swaps Work?

A crypto swap is a direct exchange of one token for another, using smart contracts to execute the trade. Unlike centralized exchanges, swaps happen directly between users without relying on an intermediary. The smart contract automatically handles the process, making it fast and straightforward.

Mechanics of a Swap

Swaps on decentralized exchanges (DEXs) are fueled by liquidity pools and Automated Market Makers (AMMs). Liquidity pools are collections of tokens provided by users (liquidity providers) to facilitate trades. When you swap tokens, the AMM algorithm adjusts the pool’s reserves and calculates the token price based on supply and demand. Liquidity is crucial here — more liquidity means better pricing and less slippage during trades.

Advantages of Swaps

Swaps offer several benefits for users. They allow for instant trades, without waiting for buyers or sellers like on traditional exchanges. There’s no need for a middleman, giving you full control over your assets and reducing fees. Plus, you can swap tokens without having to move your assets into centralized wallets, keeping everything in your control.

Atomic Swap vs Cross Chain Swap

Atomic Swaps

Atomic swaps are a method of trading two different cryptocurrencies across separate blockchains without the need for a centralized exchange. These swaps are secured through a special mechanism known as a hash timelock contract (HTLC). The HTLC ensures that either both parties complete the transaction or the swap is automatically canceled. If one party fails to complete their part of the trade within a set time, the transaction reverses, and both participants keep their funds. This setup makes atomic swaps secure, preventing any risk of loss during the process.

Cross Chain Swaps

While atomic swaps also allow trading across blockchains, cross-chain swaps offer a more flexible solution when supported by the underlying network. Cross-chain swaps allow users to trade tokens across different blockchains, with the system handling the technical details of transferring assets between chains. In the case of Dexlyn, while current support is limited to the Aptos and Supra networks, its architecture will eventually allow for smooth cross-chain swaps as it expands to include more blockchains in the future.

How to Do a Swap on Dexlyn?

Here’s a simple step-by-step guide to performing a swap on Dexlyn.

Step 1: Connect your Web3 wallet

First, you’ll need to connect your Web3 wallet to the Dexlyn platform. Dexlyn supports popular wallets, so just choose your preferred option and link it to the platform.

Step 2: Select the tokens

Once your wallet is connected, select the tokens you want to swap. Make sure there is enough liquidity in the pool for the tokens you want to trade.

Step 3: Enter the amount

Enter the amount of the token you wish to swap. Dexlyn’s interface will automatically calculate the equivalent value in the token you’re receiving based on the current liquidity pool.

Step 4: Select Slippage

Next, choose your slippage tolerance. You can either manually enter a percentage or go with the default automatic slippage set at 0.5%. Slippage is important to account for potential price changes during the transaction.

Step 5: Review the transaction details

Before confirming the swap, review the transaction fees, platform fees, impact on pool reserves, and the final amount you’ll receive. This is where you’ll see any fees that apply and get a final look at the exchange rate.

Step 6: Confirm and complete the swap

Once everything looks good, confirm the swap. The transaction will be processed, and within moments, the tokens will be in your wallet. Unlike centralized exchanges, you remain in full control of your funds at all times — your assets never leave your wallet.

Benefits of Using Dexlyn for Swaps

Dexlyn makes swapping tokens easy with its straightforward interface. Powered by the Supra’s vertically integrated, all-in-one, layer 1 network, Dexlyn offers fast transaction times, so you won’t be stuck waiting for confirmations. Plus, thanks to its Automated Market Maker (AMM) model, the platform minimizes slippage, giving you a more accurate exchange rate during your swaps.

Which Tokens Can You Swap on Dexlyn?

Supported Tokens

Currently, Dexlyn supports token swaps on the Aptos and Supra networks. This includes a range of tokens native to these ecosystems, allowing users to trade across these compatible chains. As Dexlyn continues to grow, the list of supported tokens and blockchains will expand, offering more variety for users looking to diversify their portfolios. Future plans include support for chains such as Sui, Ethereum, Solana, and many more.

Future Token Support

In the future, Dexlyn plans to support additional blockchains and their tokens. As compatibility expands beyond Aptos and Supra, users will be able to swap tokens from a wider selection of networks. This opens the door to greater flexibility and more trading opportunities on the platform.

Wrapping It Up

Swaps are a key part of decentralized finance, allowing users to trade one token for another directly through smart contracts. On Dexlyn, swaps are handled using an Automated Market Maker (AMM) model, facilitating smooth and reliable trades.

Ready to start trading? Connect your Starkey wallet to Dexlyn and experience fast, easy swaps. With more tokens and networks on the way, early users will enjoy exclusive rewards — details coming soon!