Understanding Slippage: Why Your Swap Price Changes



You tap “swap” but the final amount looks different.

That difference is slippage.

On STONfi, swaps on The Open Network are executed against liquidity pools. When markets move quickly or liquidity is limited, the price can shift between the moment you initiate a trade and when it’s completed.

This causes the final execution price to differ slightly from what you first saw.

Higher volatility or larger trades can increase this effect, while deeper liquidity can reduce it.
Slippage isn’t an error it’s part of how decentralized trading works.

Understanding it helps you make better decisions when swapping tokens.
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