Decentralized exchangeFormerly Trader Joe

LFJ

Multichain DEX and trading platform with Liquidity Book pools, a meta-aggregator and limit, DCA and stop-loss orders.

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Facts checked Sep 26, 2026

LFJ key facts

CategoryDecentralized exchange
ChainsAvalanche, Solana, Monad, Base
PlatformsWeb, API
CustodyNon-custodial
Fees0% on Swap page; 1% on limit, DCA, stop-loss orders; 0.3% on Joe V1 pools
Security auditsPaladin, HashEx, Ackee, Certora
TokenJOE
ChainsAvalanche, Solana, Monad, Base
About

What is LFJ?

LFJ, formerly Trader Joe, is a decentralized exchange and trading platform. It runs Liquidity Book and Joe V1 pools plus a meta-aggregator on Avalanche, Solana, Monad and Base. Swaps on the Swap page carry no platform fee; limit, DCA and stop-loss orders carry a 1% fee.

LFJ usage

Total value locked$18.4M+7.7% in 7 days
Fees paid, 24h$9,072.9
Fees paid, 30d$113,273.8
Chains6

From DefiLlama (TVL) (fees users paid), updated Sep 26, 2026.

Decentralized exchangeNon-custodialWebAPI

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LFJ pros and cons

Pros
  • No LFJ platform fee on trades made through the Swap page
  • Meta-aggregator compares routes from several aggregators
  • DEX and Liquidity Book audited by Paladin, with HashEx on the DEX
Cons
  • 1% platform fee on limit, DCA and stop-loss orders and Terminal market orders
  • Joe V1 pools charge 0.3% per trade
  • POE vaults launched on Monad with whitelist-only access

LFJ FAQ

What is LFJ?

LFJ, formerly Trader Joe, is a decentralized exchange and trading platform. It runs Liquidity Book and Joe V1 pools plus a meta-aggregator on Avalanche, Solana, Monad and Base. Swaps on the Swap page carry no platform fee; limit, DCA and stop-loss orders carry a 1% fee.

How much value is locked in LFJ?

$18.4M according to DefiLlama on Sep 26, 2026. It is deployed on 6 chains: Avalanche, Monad, Arbitrum, Binance, Ethereum, Solana.

How much does LFJ cost?

0% on Swap page; 1% on limit, DCA, stop-loss orders; 0.3% on Joe V1 pools, according to LFJ’s own page (checked Sep 26, 2026).

How much do users pay LFJ in fees?

$113,273.8 over the last 30 days, according to DefiLlama on Sep 26, 2026.

Does LFJ hold my funds?

No. LFJ is non-custodial: you keep your funds in your own wallet and sign each transaction.

Sources

  1. LFJ: official site
  2. LFJ: Platform Fees
  3. LFJ: Audits
  4. LFJ: Contracts and API
  5. LFJ: Meta-Aggregator
  6. DefiLlama

How this page works

Sources: LFJ: official site, LFJ: Platform Fees, LFJ: Audits. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.

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