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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the fundamental purpose of the RON/DAI trading pair?

The RON/DAI pair facilitates the exchange between Ronin Network's native gas and staking token (RON) and Dai (DAI), a decentralized stablecoin pegged to the U.S. Dollar. Its primary purpose is to allow users within the Ronin ecosystem, particularly on the Katana decentralized exchange (DEX), to convert volatile RON assets into a stable digital asset. This is crucial for locking in profits, hedging against market volatility, or holding value in a stable form without leaving the Ronin blockchain.

What are the transaction fees associated with a RON to DAI swap?

When swapping RON for DAI on a DEX like Katana, two primary fees are involved. First is the network 'gas fee,' which is paid in RON to process the transaction on the Ronin blockchain. Thanks to Ronin's Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) consensus mechanism, these fees are generally much lower than on Ethereum mainnet. The second is the 'liquidity provider fee' (typically around 0.25%-0.30% on Katana), which is a percentage of the trade amount paid to users who supply liquidity to the RON/DAI pool. This fee is the incentive for creating a deep order book via the AMM model.

What is the role of the RON/DAI liquidity pool on Katana DEX?

The RON/DAI liquidity pool is the core component that enables swaps between the two tokens on the Katana AMM. Users, known as Liquidity Providers (LPs), deposit an equal value of both RON and DAI into this smart contract pool. In return, they receive LP tokens representing their share. This pooled liquidity allows traders to execute swaps instantly without needing a direct counterparty. LPs are compensated by earning a portion of the trading fees generated from swaps in the pool, a common practice in decentralized finance (DeFi) known as yield farming, though it carries risks like impermanent loss.

What are the common platforms for swapping RON to DAI?

The primary venue for swapping RON to DAI is Katana, the native Automated Market Maker (AMM) decentralized exchange built on the Ronin Network. This platform is specifically designed for the Ronin ecosystem, offering low gas fees paid in RON. To perform a swap, you need a non-custodial wallet compatible with Ronin, such as the official Ronin Wallet. The process involves connecting your wallet, selecting the RON and DAI tokens in the swap interface, and executing the smart contract transaction directly on the Ronin sidechain.

How does the MakerDAO protocol relate to using DAI within the Ronin Network?

Although DAI is used on the Ronin Network, it is not native to it. DAI is a stablecoin generated by the MakerDAO protocol, which operates on the Ethereum blockchain. Users lock up collateral assets (like ETH, WBTC) in Maker Vaults (formerly CDPs) to mint DAI. For DAI to be usable on Ronin, it must be bridged from Ethereum via the official Ronin Bridge. This means the DAI you trade for RON is a 'wrapped' or bridged version of the original Ethereum-based asset, fully backed by its counterpart on the Ethereum mainnet, maintaining its value and peg to the USD.

What are the key security practices when swapping RON for DAI?

When swapping RON for DAI, always interact with official platforms. Bookmark the correct URL for Katana DEX to avoid phishing sites. Secure your non-custodial Ronin Wallet by never sharing your seed phrase or private keys. Before executing a transaction, carefully review all smart contract approval requests in your wallet, verifying the assets, amounts, and permissions you are granting. Be cautious of unsolicited links or offers related to token swaps. Finally, consider using a hardware wallet for an additional layer of security for your private keys.