# Introduction

Tigris is a decentralized synthetic leverage trading platform on Arbitrum, Meter and Polygon that allows anyone to trade crypto, forex, and commodities directly from their wallet. 

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[Listed Pairs](/tigris/listed-pairs.md)
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Asset prices are sourced through a [powerful oracle system](/tigris/oracle.md) powered by [Pyth](https://pyth.network). \
Thanks to our architecture, all orders are instantly executed at the exact selected price with no slippage.

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[Oracle](/tigris/oracle.md)
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On top of regular orders, Tigris features the possibility to add and remove margin, open a position on top of another and to partially close positions.

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[Fees and trading guide](/tigris/fees-and-trading-guide.md)
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Liquidity for traders is provided through Liquidity Tokens, the protocol own tokens that can be staked to receive 30% of trading fees. 

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[Trading Liquidity](/tigris/trading-liquidity.md)
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70% of trading fees and governance power is distributed to staked TIG. \
TIG is fairly launched and distributed with no private deals or VC raises.

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[TIG and Governance](/tigris/tig-and-governance.md)
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Anyone can create a Referral and start earning 10% on trading fees as rebates.

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[Referrals](/tigris/referrals.md)
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Limit orders and liquidations are performed by execution bots. Anyone can run it to earn fees.

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[For Developers](/tigris/for-developers.md)
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