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# DEX

## Getting Started

The DEX introduces an innovative way to trade project tokens by encapsulating them within unique, tradable Auto Agents These agents act as containers for tokens, giving users a flexible trading experience.

Instead of swapping tokens directly, you buy and sell **Auto Agents** — smart containers packed with project tokens and real utility. Each Agent holds value and gives users the power to **trade, bid, unwrap, or stake** — all in one place.

Auto Agents act as a dynamic position – earn rewards while holding, bid with tokens of your choice, and exit anytime by selling.

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## Learn

If you want to learn more, get started by diving into these concepts:

* [Features](/rome-swarm-protocol/dex/features.md): An overview of the key capabilities available on DEX
* [Auto Agent Yield](/rome-swarm-protocol/dex/auto-agent-yield.md): Understand what AutoAgent yield is and see the exact formula used to calculate your earnings.
* [Connect X](/rome-swarm-protocol/dex/connect-x-on-dex.md) : How and Why users should connect X account on DEX
* [Rewards](broken://pages/PzeEGFhHvmaaw7peRU2O): Explore how the reward system works and discover the ways to maximize your returns.
* [Guides](/rome-swarm-protocol/dex/guides.md): Step-by-step instructions and best practices to help users perform DEX functions more effectively and efficiently.


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