Dexorder is a “hand and glove” complement to Uniswap because it provides additional functionality at Uniswap’s periphery. Dexorder bolsters Uniswap’s position as a generalized, permissionless, trustless, decentralized exchange ecosystem. Dexorder improves Uniswap’s defensive posture relative to the recent Wells notice because Dexorder constitutes an alternative interface and liquidity source for Uniswap pools. Dexorder enhances safety and usability of Uniswap pools for both new and sophisticated traders by implementing stop-loss, take-profit, conditional, and other order types that allow individual traders to manage 24x7 liquidity.  Dexorder is well suited to the Uniswap ecosystem because Uniswap itself is focused on providing core exchange functionality, rather than complex order types and the associated UX. Users of Uniswap often turn to other projects that provide layers of functionality on top of that core system. However, all existing such projects we are aware of, add complexity and confuse the goal of having useful complex order types, by also mixing in lending, new tokens, and other extraneous financial concepts.  Dexorder provides Uniswap users with important order types that are not easily attainable for non-technical users directly from the core and periphery contracts of Uniswap itself. By focusing on providing order types, Dexorder is easy to understand. Using Dexorder does not require understanding any tokenomics or lending protocols, and does not create new financial risks (such as liquidation risk) for users. Users simply get new useful order types on top of an exchange they already trust.