pt1 – FOR END USERS

1. Slippage

Problem:
You can get a worse price – even if the market is calm
Slippage is the difference between the expected price and the actual execution price

Why it happens:
• your trade size is too large relative to available liquidity
• your trade itself moves the price
• the price changes during execution

The larger the trade relative to available liquidity – the bigger the deviation.

Solution:
In cubee.ee, slippage is reduced through virtual balance:
• the pool behaves as if it has more tokens → your trade puts less pressure on the price
• you get the effect of higher liquidity without increasing actual capital
• if a swap is split across multiple pools, the load is distributed and the price moves less → this also reduces slippage

+You can set your own slippage tolerance when making a swap

2. Routing losses

Problem:
You don’t see how your swap is executed – and this is where value is often lost

There are two scenarios:
1. swap goes through a single pool
2. swap is split across multiple pools

In the second case, usually:
• better price
• less market impact
• more efficient use of liquidity

The issue is that users don’t see or control this process, so part of the value is lost due to inefficient routing

Solution:
In cubee.ee:
• the best route is selected automatically
• but you can also adjust it manually

This feature is still in beta – we’re working on making routing as efficient as possible by default

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