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# Introduction

## What is GiroSwap?

GiroSwap is the first community-driven, multi-protocol platform built on the Sui ecosystem, addressing the "liquidity problem" of NFTs and Tokens through a dual AMM (Automated Market Maker) approach. Using the AMM model to solve liquidity issues has become a popular trend and a proven method in the entire crypto market. GiroSwap aims to create a broader network effect by intertwining various decentralized markets and tools, injecting more liquidity into the market.

So far, the core products that will be described in more detail here include: a product matrix to solve NFT liquidity issues, a secure and efficient DEX with high capital utilization, a LaunchPad supporting NFT/Token offerings, and income returned to the community. GiroSwap's product configuration allows the entire platform to maintain decentralized governance by $GIRO token holders. While significant structural changes are determined by community voting, day-to-day operations, rebalancing of pools and ratios, business strategies, and overall development are ultimately decided by our core team.

The following document provides a detailed introduction to the functionality and technical aspects of the ecosystem products, as well as customized tutorials to help you understand all the exciting features of GiroSwap!

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