Slippage

Our prices are calculated using a logarithmic model. Because every trade affects the price, selling a large number of shares at once can cause the displayed price to differ from the actual selling price. This happens because the sale itself significantly impacts the market price.

Slippage Prevention

To ensure fairness and prevent unfavorable conditions that don’t match the displayed price, we’ve implemented the following rule:

Slippage under 1%

The transaction proceeds without any warning.

Slippage between 1% and 5%

We warn the user, who must acknowledge the risk before continuing.

Slippage above 5%

The sale is blocked.

If you still want to sell despite high slippage, you have these options:

• Wait until the market becomes more liquid (more users trading, higher volume).

• Sell smaller amounts gradually instead of all at once.

We do show profit estimates to users, but we block transactions that would result in losses due to excessive slippage. This prevents situations where the displayed profit does not reflect reality because the average price has shifted too much.