Amara is a hybrid decentralized exchange (DEX) built on the Dione ecosystem. It merges a perpetual trading engine and a native spot swap module to form one unified trading infrastructure.

The goal is to bring sustainable liquidity, real volume, and long-term users into the Dione ecosystem.

Amara was designed for structure, not speculation. Key differentiators include:

• Dual-layer design (PerpDEX + Spot Swap)
• Real revenue share for LPs and stakers
• Eco-aligned markets and synthetic carbon credit exposure
• Focus on simplicity, precision, and security

Amara’s perpetuals are synthetic. Traders post collateral in USDC, and profits or losses are settled directly in USDC. Price movements are tracked through decentralized oracles — there is no need to hold or transfer the real asset.

The vault holds liquidity that serves as counterparty to all trading activity. Each market can operate in isolation, meaning risk is contained per vault.

LPs earn from protocol fees, while traders interact directly with these vaults when opening long or short positions.

AmaraSwap, the spot module, enables token-to-token swaps using native liquidity pools. Each token pair has its own LP pool, where users can add or remove liquidity and earn swap fees.

It’s similar to Uniswap — fast, permissionless, and built for deep liquidity.

At launch, Amara will feature DIONE, USDC, and other select core assets.

Additional pairs, including sustainability-linked synthetics and green asset markets, will roll out as the ecosystem expands.

Yes, the perpetual DEX is deployed on mainnet and is being fine-tuned for stability and performance ahead of full public trading.

Yes. Future updates will integrate programmable AI agent interfaces to test and execute synthetic trading strategies on-chain.

There are two main liquidity paths:

• Spot Pools: Add liquidity to token pairs and earn swap fees.
• Perp Vaults: Contribute USDC liquidity to the perpetual engine and share in protocol revenue.