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For reference
Target / Limit versus Market / Instant trades:
Feature | Target / Limit | Market / Instant |
|---|---|---|
Price | You choose | Imposed |
Execution | Delayed | Immediate |
Impact | Zero | |
Slippage | Zero | 0.5%+ Paid |
Liquidity Fee | Earned, 0 Paid | 0.3% Paid |
Front-Running | Zero | Risk |
CivTraders are better off than traditional swappers.
For every trade type, gas is cheaper or equivalent to Uniswap v3, a smart but not the most user friendly system.
Trade Type | Uniswap v3 | CivTrade v2 |
|---|---|---|
Limit: Faster | 445,784
Add liquidity | 281,492 --> -36.9% |
Limit: Cheaper | 142,918
Swap v3 | 22,800 --> -84.0% |
Market | 119,686
Swap v2 | 114,561 --> -4.3% |
CivTrade v2 introduces new trade types and the Auto Smart Router. To every trade type, its optimal execution.
Trade Type | Execution | CivTrade v2 Routing |
|---|---|---|
Limit: Faster | Uniswap v3 liquidity | Auto Smart Routing |
Limit: Cheaper | Uniswap v3 liquidity | Auto Smart Routing |
Market | 1inch API | Auto Smart Routing |
For Market / Instant trades, gas fees are payable in all cases, as detailed above.
For Target / Limit trades, you can choose Faster or Cheaper using CivTrade v2:
Feature | Faster | Cheaper |
|---|---|---|
Gas | < Uniswap Liquidity | < Uniswap Swap / Zero |
Extra fees | Zero | Gas paid if closed manually |
Earnings | Full | Full |
Target price | User price | User price + extra tick |
Gas payer | User | Liquidity fees |
The $ gas cost value shown by the wallet when trading is =
Where 10^9 is the factor to align the price of gas (GWei - "GigaWei") to the unit of gas (Wei).
So, for example on ETH, the price of a CivTrade v2 Limit: Cheaper, with $3,000 per ETH and gasPrice = 80 GWei, is:
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