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# Nectar Liquid

Nectar Liquid is a decentralized spot and perpetual exchange built natively on Asset Chain. It supports perpetual trades with up to 50x leverage and token swaps with zero price impact. The platform allows you to connect and trade seamlessly from any standard Web3 wallet using the EVM compatibility of Asset Chain. Nectar Liquid uses real time oracle price feeds for accurate pricing, ensuring liquidations occur only at fair market prices and never at momentary spread spikes.

Trading is powered by dedicated Nectarliquid pools. Nectar Liquid routes every order against these pools and quotes the oracle index price rather than relying on an order book or external market makers. Liquidity providers earn a primary share of the fees generated from trading, liquidations, borrowing fees, and swaps directly on the platform.

This documentation is structured for both humans and AI agents. Oracle based pricing, deterministic execution, and comprehensive APIs support a range of use cases whether you are a trader using the app, a developer building an integration, or an AI agent executing autonomous strategies.

#### Get Started

Choose your role to find the right starting point:

* [Traders: Trading on Nectar Liquid](/trading.md): Open leveraged positions up to 50x, place limit and trigger orders, and swap tokens. Direct app: [Live Trading Terminal](https://app.nectarliquid.com/#/trade).
* [Liquidity Providers: Providing Liquidity](/adding-liquidity.md): Earn organic yield by depositing capital into single asset and multi-asset Nectarliquid pools.
* [Affiliates: Referrals](/referrals.md): Earn up to a 19 percent fee rebate by inviting friends, sharing referral links, and tracking metrics on the [Leaderboard](/leaderboard.md).
* [Developers & Builders: Builder Integration & APIs](/builders.md): Self-serve builder registration, UI fee monetisation (up to 5 bps), dual-key API authentication, and SIWE trading APIs.
* [Smart Contracts: Contract Directory](/contracts.md): Verified contract addresses for Asset Chain Mainnet (`42420`) and Asset Chain Testnet (`42421`).
* [AI Agents: Headless Trading & Autonomous Bots](/builders/ai-agents.md): Headless SIWE authentication, REST API access, and order dispatch for autonomous agents.


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