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

# FAQ

## Does Dolomite have a native token?

Yes. DOLO is the native token of the Dolomite ecosystem. Users can lock DOLO as veDOLO to participate in governance, while oDOLO is used for liquidity incentives and discounted veDOLO acquisition.

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## What makes Dolomite unique?

Dolomite is a modular money market designed for capital-efficient borrowing, lending, and strategy management. Its virtual liquidity architecture allows supported assets to retain features such as staking, voting, vesting, and rewards while they are used in Dolomite positions.

Learn more in the [Dolomite overview](/dolomite.md).

## Which networks does Dolomite support?

The Dolomite app currently supports Ethereum, Arbitrum, Berachain, Mantle, and X Layer. Available assets, rates, liquidity, and product features vary by network. The app's network selector is the current source for network availability.

## Why might a withdrawal be unavailable?

Withdrawals require enough unused liquidity in the selected market. If most supplied liquidity is being borrowed, the full requested amount may not be immediately available. Rates may change with utilization, but they do not guarantee when liquidity will return.

See [Withdrawing from Dolomite](/guide/withdrawing-from-dolomite.md) for current guidance.

## Where does Dolomite governance happen?

Governance proposals are discussed in the [Dolomite Governance Forum](https://discord.com/channels/945099853929795607/1409549788969697554). Formal votes are held on [DVote](https://dvote.ai/space/dolomite), formerly BeraVote.