2/ AMMs like Astroport do not update their price as other markets move.
Instead, the price moves as the reserve ratio of the tokens in the liquidity pool changes based on swaps.
Instead, the price moves as the reserve ratio of the tokens in the liquidity pool changes based on swaps.
3/ Arbitrageurs benefit from balancing the pool, taking benefit of a premium.
As a result, the price for $LUNA and $UST quoted by Astroport should always be close to the market.
As a result, the price for $LUNA and $UST quoted by Astroport should always be close to the market.
5/ You can envision your interaction with the pool like this: Every $LUNA will cost slightly less than the previous one.
Thus, the bigger the trade, the more significant the effect on the AMM.
Thus, the bigger the trade, the more significant the effect on the AMM.
6/ Wait, isn't that slippage?
Well, some say that the price slipped due to your order. However, slippage represents the difference between the quoted price & paid cost.
Most commonly, that’s caused by other swaps completed between the submission and conclusion of your order.
Well, some say that the price slipped due to your order. However, slippage represents the difference between the quoted price & paid cost.
Most commonly, that’s caused by other swaps completed between the submission and conclusion of your order.
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