> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://adrena.gitbook.io/adrena/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://adrena.gitbook.io/adrena/about-adrena.md).

# About Adrena

- [Vision](https://adrena.gitbook.io/adrena/about-adrena/vision.md): We aim to build a performant, permissionless protocol on an open-source community framework where 100% of the revenue is shared among its token holders. Gud dapp, gud tokenomics.
- [What is Adrena?](https://adrena.gitbook.io/adrena/about-adrena/what-is-adrena.md): A peer-to-pool perpetuals DEX with 100x leverage and 100% revenue share to token holders.
- [Peer-to-Pool Perp Model (and the risks as a Liquidity Provider)](https://adrena.gitbook.io/adrena/about-adrena/what-is-adrena/peer-to-pool-perp-model-and-the-risks-as-a-liquidity-provider.md): The goal of this page is to present the widely used but often unclear Asset Backed Perpetuals model (a la GMX)
- [No Liquidation Fees](https://adrena.gitbook.io/adrena/about-adrena/what-is-adrena/no-liquidation-fees.md)
- [Trading Competitions](https://adrena.gitbook.io/adrena/about-adrena/what-is-adrena/trading-competitions.md): Adrena will be holding multiple "Seasons" of trading competitions in an effort to drive platform utilization and distribute ADX to traders.
- [Pre-Season: Awakening](https://adrena.gitbook.io/adrena/about-adrena/what-is-adrena/trading-competitions/pre-season-awakening.md): Adrena's first trading competition. A 6 week long competition that is an intro to the upcoming recurring trading seasons. Starting November 11th and ending December 23rd.
- [Season 1: Expanse](https://adrena.gitbook.io/adrena/about-adrena/what-is-adrena/trading-competitions/season-1-expanse.md): Adrena's second trading competition. A 10 weeks long competition, first one of the recurring trading seasons. Starting February 1st and ending April 12th.
- [RPC and Trade Execution](https://adrena.gitbook.io/adrena/about-adrena/what-is-adrena/rpc-and-trade-execution.md)
- [Fees](https://adrena.gitbook.io/adrena/about-adrena/fees.md): This document presents all the fees of the Adrena platform that pass through to token holders.
- [Revenue Sharing](https://adrena.gitbook.io/adrena/about-adrena/fees/revenue-sharing.md)
- [Ways to Earn Overview](https://adrena.gitbook.io/adrena/about-adrena/fees/ways-to-earn-overview.md): This page goes over all of the ways to earn yield on the Adrena platform
- [Buybacks(paused)](https://adrena.gitbook.io/adrena/about-adrena/fees/buybacks-paused.md): 10% of the protocol revenues will be used for periodical buybacks of the ADX token.
- [Trader Profile](https://adrena.gitbook.io/adrena/about-adrena/trader-profile.md)
- [Achievements](https://adrena.gitbook.io/adrena/about-adrena/achievements.md)
- [Mutagen (Points System)](https://adrena.gitbook.io/adrena/about-adrena/mutagen-points-system.md)
- [Referral System](https://adrena.gitbook.io/adrena/about-adrena/referral-system.md)
- [Audits](https://adrena.gitbook.io/adrena/about-adrena/audits.md)
- [Bug Bounty Program](https://adrena.gitbook.io/adrena/about-adrena/bug-bounty-program.md)
- [Useful Links](https://adrena.gitbook.io/adrena/about-adrena/useful-links.md): Smart contracts, links, audits
- [Providing Liquidity (Todo)](https://adrena.gitbook.io/adrena/about-adrena/providing-liquidity-todo.md): Smart contracts, links, audits
- [Staking (todo)](https://adrena.gitbook.io/adrena/about-adrena/staking-todo.md): The goal of this page is to present the widely used but often unclear Asset Backed Perpetuals model (a la GMX)
- [Governance (NEED)](https://adrena.gitbook.io/adrena/about-adrena/governance-need.md): How protocol decisions are made. The decentralised entity controlling the protocol treasury and deployments key-pairs.


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