At a glance
Mondrian Swap key facts
| Type | Decentralized exchange |
|---|---|
| Chain | Abstract |
| Framework | Balancer V2 |
| Token | MOND |
| Governance | veNFT gauge voting |
| Audits | No audits listed |
| Value locked | $3.37K−1.4% 7d |
| Updated |
Mondrian Swap FAQs
What is Mondrian Swap?
Mondrian Swap is a decentralized exchange on Abstract. It uses the Balancer V2 framework and describes veNFT gauge voting as a way to direct incentives toward liquidity providers.
What fees does Mondrian Swap charge?
Mondrian Swap's swap and protocol fees are not published. Swapping on a blockchain can also require network gas, so check the transaction quote and wallet prompt before confirming.
Has Mondrian Swap been audited?
No audits are listed for Mondrian Swap. That does not prove it has never been audited, but you should treat its smart-contract risk as unverified until you can confirm an audit and review its scope.
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