DMEX
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  • Introduction
  • Changelog
  • General
  • Oracle
  • Funds Safety
  • Volume on DMEX
  • Bitcoin Integration
  • xDAI Integration
  • Withdrawing from Old Contracts
  • FEES
  • Trading Fees
  • Deposits & Withdrawals
  • Orders
    • Market
    • Limit
    • Stop-Limit
    • Expiration Term
    • Leverage
    • Cross Margin
  • Definitions
    • Mark Price
    • Asset
    • Futures Contract
    • Position
    • Liquidity Pools
    • TradingView
  • Formulas
    • Liquidation Price
    • Maintenance Margin
    • Risk Limit
    • Global MM Multiplier
    • Funding Cost
    • USD Conversion
  • EMERGENCY METHODS
    • Overview
    • Withdrawing funds
    • Force Release Collateral
    • Finding the Base Contract
    • Finding the Trading Contract
  • Assets
    • Overview
    • BTC - Bitcoin
    • ETH - Ethereum
    • LTC - Litecoin
    • BCH - Bitcoin Cash
    • ADA - Cardano
    • XLM - Stellar
    • XMR - Monero
    • LINK - ChainLink
    • ATOM - Cosmos
    • DOT - Polkadot
    • UNI - Uniswap
    • ZRX - 0x
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Funds Safety

DMEX is built with safety in mind. Every step of the way we made sure that no attack angles exist. All funds are stored safely on the DMEX smart contract. Below is a list of some of the security measures employed:

Frontend

Backend

We do not store any fund related information on the backend. The user owns his/her private keys. Nobody can access the funds without having the private keys.

Smart contracts

Oracle

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