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FAQs
Frequently asked questions about IceCreamSwap, ICE token, Swap, Liquidity, Farm, Staking, Bridge, Wallet, and RPC
IceCreamSwap (https://icecreamswap.com) is the first and largest decentralized exchange (DEX) on the Bitgert blockchain with support for multiple chains. It was first launched on June 22, 2022. Check the IceCreamSwap page for more information.
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As a multichain DEX, the token being used to pay gas fees will depend on the chain. For example, it's BRISE for the Bitgert blockchain and BNB for the Binance Smart Chain, respectively.
By providing token pairs to the liquidity pool, liquidity providers earn trading fees and yields via farming. Check the Liquidity page and Farm page for more information and follow this tutorial to add liquidity.
You can also stake your ICE tokens to earn passive income. Check the Staking page for more information.
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ICE is the native token of the IceCreamSwap DEX and available on multiple chains. Check the ICE page for more information.
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In crypto, market capitalization (or market cap or mcap) is calculated by multiplying the current price of a single coin by its circulating supply. So, the market cap of ICE token can be obtained as current price circulating supply.
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Follow this instruction to import. Make sure use the right contract address for the right chain as ICE token is available on multiple chains.
You don't have any ICE tokens, or they have been provided to the liquidity pool.
No. Farming and Staking are the new way to earn passive income with IceCreamSwap. Check the Farm page and Staking page for more information.
Don't feel left behind if you are using other wallets, which can be imported into the ones supported by IceCreamSwap. Check the Setup Wallet page for more information.
It is highly recommended to use the built-in browser shipped with wallet, which works the best. Learn more on how to connect to IceCreamSwap.
IceCream RPC is the most used, most reliable, and most capable RPC for the Bitgert network. It is our gift to the entire Bitgert community. Check the Setup Wallet page to learn how to add it.
The default 0.5% slippage works most times. You may need to increase the slippage if your tokens have buy/sell tax.
Yes, there is a single fee (0.3%). Note that this has nothing to do with slippage.
This is fairly common for a new token. You can use the search box to import it by using its name or contract address. For BRC20 tokens, their contract addresses can be found at brisescan.com.
Yes, you can stake your ICE token or other supported tokens to earn passive income. Check the Staking page for more information.
Just add a pair of two tokens in our liquidity pool and you get LP tokens in return. Check the Liquidity page for more information or follow this tutorial.
Liquidity pool (LP) tokens, also known as liquidity provider tokens, are given to users who provide a pair of two tokens as liquidity to our pool. These tokens act as a receipt, allowing you to claim your original tokens and interest earned. If you stake your LP tokens on our farm, you also earn ICE tokens as rewards with high yield. Check the Liquidity page and Farm page for more information.
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Providing liquidity to a pool, a.k.a farming or mining, is a long-term investment. Do you know that you earn 5/6 of the trading fees? As we grow, that alone can quickly negate any loss, not mentioning that you get ICE rewards if you stake your liquidity on our farm.
This is completely normal as you are earning trading fees, which are paid in kind and compounded automatically. Those numbers also change as users start trading on the pair.
It is likely that your tokens have buy/sell tax. The preview amount is before-tax, mainly because it is not possible to know the transfer tax beforehand. You buy/sell your token by swapping. It is also a "sell" when adding liquidity to a pool because you trade your two tokens for the liquidity pool (LP) tokens. The same applies when removing liquidity. The after-tax amount is thus smaller.
They are being used interchangeably. Technically, Bitgert is a blockchain. BRISE is the native token of the Bitgert chain. BRC or BRC20 is the token standard of the Bitgert chain.
There are two kinds: BRISE on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC) and native BRISE on the Bitgert chain (BRC). It is highly recommended to buy the BRC BRISE as it has no buy/sell tax.
If you have BSC tokens such as USDT and BNB, first bridge them to the Bitgert chain using our bridge. Then swap your tokens to buy BRC BRISE using our swap.
1% of the bridging amount or some minimum fee, whichever is larger. The fees are deducted in kind, from the token you are transferring. See more information on the Bridge page.
The bridging fees are used to pay for the gas fees on the target chain (i.e., where you receive tokens) and are going to our treasury where they will be used for tasks like ICE buybacks.
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Say you have bridged USDT from Binance Smart Chain (BSC) to Bitgert chain (BRC). Your USDT is no longer on BSC as it has crossed the bridge to the BRC side and becomes USDTi. You need the contract address of USDTi to import it into your wallet using this instruction. This applies to other tokens as well.
The i-Tokens (e.g., USDTi, USDCi, BNBi, DAIi, and DOGEi) are operational on the Bitgert network, which are the IceCreamSwap (hence the 'i' suffix) flavored tokens bridged from non-Bitgert chains. They can be bridged back to their original chains anytime using our bridge. Learn more on the Bridge page.
Bitgert has migrated its bridge to a third-party service provider Multichain. Tokens bridged via Multichain are operational on the Bitgert network, which are displayed with a suffix 'm' (e.g., USDTm) on the IceCreamSwap DEX. You have to use Multichain again to bridge back.
Yes, we are building a universal bridge for NFT tokens.
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