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# Dexponent documentation v0.99

Create or join a DTF on Dexponent. Managers run the strategy; liquidity providers (LPs) deposit into it and hold shares representing their participation.

The beta focuses on **Index, Spot and Perpetual DTFs**, with user deposits on **Base mainnet**. Perpetual DTFs use Hyperliquid for trading. Mainnet means real assets and real transaction costs.

## Start here

* [Get started](/getting-started.md) — connect, choose a role and make your first transaction.
* [Compare DTF types](/dtf-types.md) — basket exposure, active spot trading or perpetuals.
* [LP guide](/stakeholders-guide/liquidity-providers.md) — evaluate, deposit, track and withdraw.
* [Manager guide](/stakeholders-guide/farm-owners-guide.md) — create, launch and operate a DTF.
* [Fees and costs](/fees-and-costs.md) — performance fees, fee shares and execution costs.
* [Beta rewards and bDXP](/beta-rewards.md) — campaign rewards, separate from investment returns.
* [Beta scope and risks](/beta-scope-and-risks.md) — what is included and what remains deferred.

## Naming during the beta

We use **DTF** throughout these docs. Some beta screens still say “Farm”, “Fund” or “Strategy”; in the creation and portfolio flows, these refer to the DTF. “Manager” replaces “Farm Owner”. A strategy is the set of investment decisions a DTF follows.

**DTF shares, bDXP and production DXP are different tokens.** DTF shares track participation in a particular DTF. bDXP tracks beta rewards. Production DXP tokenomics will be documented separately.

[Open the beta](https://beta1.dexponent.com/) · [What changed in v0.99](/v0.99-release-notes.md)
