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Slippage

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Slippage

The difference between expected and executed trade price.

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Slippage occurs when your order fills at a worse price than quoted, usually because the market moved or your order is too large for the visible liquidity. On DEXs, traders set a slippage tolerance (often 0.5%–1%) to cap how much worse than expected they'll accept.

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