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How to Contribute

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Last updated 1 month ago

Tycho is a community project that helps DEXs and Solvers coordinate.

What you can contribute

A quick overview, there are three ways to contribute to Tycho:

  • Pick an issue: Find issues to contribute to in the – or propose an issue for a new feature.

  • Build an app: Build an app using Tycho. Use the as an inspiration.

  • Win a bounty: Some issues, integrations, or Tycho X projects have bounties sponsored by the community; you can find all bounties here: .

How to get started

Whichever way you choose to contribute – Tycho maintainers and the community are here to help you. Before you get started:

  1. Join – our telegram group for Tycho builders.

  2. Reach out to - so that he can support you and ensure someone else isn't already working on the same project.

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