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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the RON/BNB trading pair represent in the crypto market?

The RON/BNB pair represents a direct token swap between RON, the native token of the Ronin Network, a gaming-focused blockchain, and BNB, the native cryptocurrency of the BNB Chain. This trading pair is crucial for users moving liquidity between the BNB Chain's vast DeFi ecosystem and the Ronin ecosystem, which is prominent in Web3 gaming, particularly with titles like Axie Infinity. Swaps are typically executed on a decentralized exchange (DEX) or a centralized platform that supports both assets.

What are the primary use cases for converting RON to BNB?

Converting RON to BNB primarily serves as an off-ramp from the Ronin ecosystem to access the broader cryptocurrency market. Users convert RON to BNB to: 1) Access DeFi protocols on the highly liquid BNB Chain, such as lending, borrowing, or yield farming. 2) Pay for transaction (gas) fees on the BNB Chain. 3) Trade for other BEP-20 tokens not available on Ronin. 4) Cash out gaming rewards or investment profits into a more widely accepted digital asset for easier conversion to fiat currency on major exchanges.

Which digital wallets are compatible for holding both RON and BNB?

Since RON is on the Ronin Network and BNB is on the BNB Chain (as a BEP-20 token), you need separate wallets or a multi-chain wallet. For RON, the official Ronin Wallet is the primary choice. For BNB, wallets like MetaMask, Trust Wallet, or Binance Chain Wallet are standard. While you cannot hold both in their native forms in a single wallet's main interface, you can manage both by using MetaMask and adding the Ronin Network as a custom RPC, though the official Ronin Wallet is recommended for full ecosystem compatibility and security.

How can I swap BNB for RON to participate in the Ronin ecosystem?

To swap BNB for RON, you typically need to use a cross-chain bridge or a centralized exchange. A common method involves using a DEX on the BNB Chain to acquire a wrapped asset, bridging it to the Ronin Network, and then swapping it for RON on Ronin's native DEX, Katana. Alternatively, you can deposit BNB on a centralized exchange that lists both RON and BNB, trade BNB for RON through its order book, and then withdraw the RON to your personal Ronin wallet. This gives you direct access to stake RON with validator nodes or use it in Web3 games.

What kind of fees are involved in a RON to BNB transaction?

A RON to BNB transaction involves multiple potential fees. First, there's the network gas fee on the Ronin Network for initiating the swap or transfer, paid in RON. If using a DEX like Katana, a liquidity provider fee (typically 0.3%) is charged. If you bridge assets, there will be bridge-specific fees and a gas fee on the BNB Chain, paid in BNB, to complete the transaction on the destination side. Finally, centralized exchanges will charge their own trading fees for executing the RON/BNB order.

What is the strategic advantage of using a DEX like Katana for RON/BNB related swaps?

Using a native DEX like Katana on the Ronin Network provides non-custodial trading, meaning you retain full control over your private keys and assets throughout the swap process. It offers direct access to on-chain liquidity pools for RON and other Ronin-based assets. This is crucial for swapping assets *before* or *after* bridging to/from other chains like the BNB Chain. It allows users to interact directly with the Ronin Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) system by acquiring RON for staking, or to manage assets from Web3 games without relying on a centralized intermediary.