Trade setting explanation

• Slippage

  • Slippage is the difference between the expected price and the actual execution price

  • Price changes can occur between when you submit and when your transaction is executed

  • Higher slippage tolerance means higher risk but better chance of transaction completion

  • Default setting is 0% for your protection

  • Slippage percentage cannot exceed 25%

  • Keep in mind that high slippage settings make you vulnerable to sandwich attacks

• Priority Fee

  • Paid in ETH to validators to prioritize your transaction

  • Higher priority fee = faster transaction processing

  • Helps prevent front-running attacks

• Best Practices:

  • Start with default settings for small trades

  • Keep slippage tolerance as low as possible

  • Increase priority fee during high congestion

  • Always check transaction preview before confirming

  • Monitor transaction status after submission