Uniswap v4 will make exchanges more advantageous
The decentralized exchange Uniswap has introduced a new feature for the 4th version of its protocol. It’s called the Time-Weighted Average Market Maker (TWAMM) and is designed to minimize the impact of the swap order size on its execution price.
This feature involves breaking down a large order into smaller ones to be executed over a specified time period.
TWAMM orders have priority to be the first action in each block, protecting users from MEV attacks.
This function is especially beneficial for traders dealing with large volumes and DAOs looking to manage their treasuries without significantly affecting asset prices.
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