Akronswap
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    • Dynamic Swap Fee Mechanism
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    • Trader: Competitive prices for small swaps
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Trader: Competitive prices for small swaps

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Last updated 7 months ago

Because Akronswap has very low dynamic swap fee for a small swap sizes, it offers better prices to traders.

For example, if Akronswap pool has $2 million in liquidity, then Akronswap offers better prices for swap sizes up to $1500 compared to a CPMMv2 that has a TVL of $80 million, 40x larger. As TVL grows, Akronswap will have better prices on larger trades because CPMMv2 collects a fixed fee of 0.25% to 0.3% whereas Akronswap collects a dynamics swap fee that can be much lower. Similarly, $10M TVL would correspond to better prices on trades up to $7500.

Considering the median non-arbitrage swap size is between $1000 and $2000, Akronswap can offer better prices for most non-arbitrage swaps if TVL reaches a certain threshold.

👉 See to compare swap costs on Akronswap vs CPMMv2 for different swap sizes and pool liquidities.

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