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# Marketplace & DEX

### **What is the Marketplace?**

STEPN GO uses a Decentralised Marketplace, where users can buy and sell items such as Sneakers, Shoe boxes, Individual Set Outfit/Completed Outfit Set, Raw Stones, and Gems.

### **How to list items on the Marketplace?**

To list items on the Decentralised Marketplace, users can go to their inventory and select the "List" option to put items up for sale.

**NOTE: It is important to ensure the price set for the item is accurate.**

### **Marketplace fee structure**

The Decentralised Marketplace charges the following fees:

1. Platform fee: 2%
2. Royalty fee: 4%

### DEX

DEX provides GGT/GMT trading pairs and liquidity.

### Decentralized Liquidity Pool

A Decentralised Liquidity Pool will exist for limited time to provide liquidity within STEPN GO. All proceeds from the Decentralized Liquidity Pool will be sent to the Schadenfreude Pool periodically.


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