Swap (Token Swap)
What is Swap?
Transactions are executed via smart contracts without centralized intermediaries. Swaps are performed against on-chain liquidity pools rather than directly between users.
Route Optimization (Multi-hop)
When a direct liquidity pool is unavailable or inefficient, our router algorithmically identifies the most efficient path across multiple pools to minimize price impact and maximize your output.
Slippage & Security
Slippage defines the maximum price variance you are willing to accept.
| Setting | Best For |
|---|---|
| 0.1 ~ 0.5% | Ideal for high-liquidity major pairs. |
| 0.5 ~ 1.0% | Recommended for general use |
| 1.0%+ | Necessary for high-volatility tokens, but use caution as high slippage can increase exposure to MEV attacks. |
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Setting slippage too low causes transaction failures from minor price movements.Too high, and you may execute at an unfavorable price.
Common Transaction Failures
| Cause | Solution |
|---|---|
| Slippage exceeded | Increase slippage tolerance and retry |
| Insufficient gas | Ensure sufficient $ETH balance in wallet |
| Insufficient liquidity | Reduce trade size or explore alternate routes |
| Network congestion | Increase gas fee for priority processing |
Viewing Swap History
All swap records can be found in real-time at My Portfolio → Transaction tab.
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