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# Cardano DEX

Cardano DEX integration via Iris Protocol for token pricing and pool discovery.

## Endpoints

| Method | Endpoint                                                          | Description              |
| ------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------ |
| GET    | [/cardano/price/:symbol](/api-reference/cardano/cardano-price.md) | Get token price          |
| GET    | [/cardano/pools/:symbol](/api-reference/cardano/cardano-pools.md) | Discover liquidity pools |

## Supported Tokens

| Symbol | Name    | Policy ID   |
| ------ | ------- | ----------- |
| INDY   | Indigo  | 533bb94a... |
| SNEK   | Snek    | 279c909f... |
| NIGHT  | Night   | 0691b2fe... |
| MIN    | Minswap | 29d222ce... |

## Price Calculation

Prices are calculated as TOKEN/USDT via ADA bridge:

1. Fetch TOKEN/ADA price from Cardano DEXs
2. Fetch ADA/USDT from CEX (Kraken)
3. Calculate: TOKEN/USDT = TOKEN/ADA × ADA/USDT

## Data Source

All data comes from [Iris Protocol](https://iris.indigoprotocol.io), which aggregates liquidity from:

* Minswap
* SundaeSwap
* WingRiders
* Spectrum
* MuesliSwap
* VyFinance


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