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# Page

**Security Checks and Risk Awareness** \
On every token page, we provide a contract verification feature that lets you know if the contract's permissions have been relinquished, whether transaction fees can be adjusted, and if there are any blacklists. This helps users steer clear of potential risks.\
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**MEV Protection and One-Click Configuration** \
The DEXX app provides the MEV protection function in the user settings. Even if you’re not experienced with configuring private nodes, you can easily enable the MEV protection with a single click to protect yourself from sniping bots.\
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**Copy Contract and Automatic Paste** \
Our development team has noticed that many users have a habit of copying a contract address, searching for it, and then making trades. However, switching apps and waiting for data to load waste lots of time, which is awful in on-chain trading. Gaining just a second can mean getting a better price for a transaction.\
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With DEXX, you can copy a contract address from message apps or social media, and then jump back to the DEXX app, and it will automatically paste the contract. You can jump straight into trading—this process takes only 3 seconds, much faster than using other trading tools.\
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**Sell Half at Double and Trailing Stop** \
We provide a range of trading strategies for you to choose from, whether it’s grid trading or swing trading. You don’t need to be glued to your screen; just set your orders and let DEXX execute transaciton for u!


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