Trade with explicit structure.Spot is not Swap.
MIRCO DEX keeps order-book Spot, AMM Swap and liquidity distinct. Cross-network Spot flows stay explicit about asset identity, order semantics and settlement context.
Choose the market.
MIRCO keeps the semantics explicit.
Spot uses an order book. Swap uses an AMM. Liquidity changes pool reserves. Cross-network orders keep source and destination identity visible before signing.
Protection should change execution — not just the label.
Protected market orders make their execution constraints explicit. If the requested protection cannot be satisfied, the DEX refuses rather than silently changing the order semantics.
Protect the order without hiding what it means.
Market protection, stop conditions and posting rules are part of the order itself. They must remain visible before signing and preserved when the order rests.
One pool.
Reserves you can verify.
Swap is an AMM surface with its own reserves and liquidity. It is not the Spot order book, and the UI should never present the two as the same market mechanism.
Useful markets.
Clear mechanics.
Build
Defer
Simple to use.
Impossible to confuse.
Network + asset identity, never ticker alone.
Spot, RFQ, Protected Market or Post-only remains explicit.
Same-network and cross-network settlement are different facts.
Requested order protection cannot silently downgrade.
Source and destination assurance remain separate.
Spot. Swap. Liquidity.
Each one stays what it is.
A DEX surface that keeps order-book trading, AMM Swap, liquidity and cross-network settlement semantics visible when they matter.