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Swaps with Illiquid Assets or Microcaps

Today traders manually time and submit 5-10 rounds, whereas Dexible can handle and break up 60+ automated rounds hassle-free.

Best Price, Min Fees

Use Limit Orders to trigger when prices are favorable while using a fixed txn fee cap to trade during off-peak hours.

Buying a Dip in Prices

Use a Stop Limit to catch the bottom and bounce in prices while setting an upper price tolerance to enter/exit.

Staking Position Entry

Use TWAPs to improve purchasing power for large orders of staked/farming assets.

Preserve Profits

Employ Trailing Stops to follow upward price moves during bull runs, trigger an order after a support level has been hit, then stopping before the next level of resistance.

Rug Pull Protection

Use an automated Stop Loss to catch bearish price falls and trigger swaps to preserve alpha.