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# Black Market (DEX)

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There's a Black Market on Fidelia, where all sorts of black marketeers gather to trade goods in secret. The Black Market is Fidelion's own vAMM-based DEX, where users can freely trade raw materials and luxuries.

The Black Market offers swap functionality by default and provides liquidity for a total of 12 pools. Of these, the $VALOR-$SOL pool is integrated into Jupiter for free trading and liquidity, while the other 11 pools are liquidated based on vLP and can only be traded on the Black Market.

## Available Pool

* $VALOR - $SOL
* $OIL - $VALOR
* $MRE - $VALOR
* $VD- $VALOR
* $GT- $VALOR
* $JBW- $VALOR
* $CT- $VALOR
* $GB- $VALOR
* $HW- $VALOR
* $UE- $VALOR
* $EB- $VALOR
* $OLC- $VALOR

## Trading Fee (Tax)

Trading fees on the black market are 4%, which is a tax, with 50% going to each faction's tax collectors and the other 50% going to the Treasury. For example, 50% of the fees generated by the $VD-$VALOR pool will be earned by the Tax Collectors who chose Blattas on Black Market 1.\
However, the tax collectors of Empire (Citizen NFTs) will get 100% of trading fee as tax-from OIL\&MRE pairs-.


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