Imagine you’re about to swap tokens and notice a setting that says Max Slippage: 0.5%.
You may have seen it several times without giving it much thought.
But what does it mean for your swap?
Slippage is the difference between the price you expect when submitting a trade and the price at which it gets executed.
A maximum slippage of 0.5% sets the limit you’re willing to tolerate. If the price moves beyond that limit before execution, the swap may fail rather than complete outside your chosen tolerance.
This is one of those details worth understanding before approving a transaction.
With ORO, you can ask questions about settings like this in plain language and get an explanation without leaving the conversation.
You can then review the transaction details and decide whether to proceed.
A swap interface should give you more than numbers to click through. Understanding those numbers is part of making informed decisions.
Next time a DeFi setting leaves you confused, ask ORO before signing.
Just Ask ORO.
You may have seen it several times without giving it much thought.
But what does it mean for your swap?
Slippage is the difference between the price you expect when submitting a trade and the price at which it gets executed.
A maximum slippage of 0.5% sets the limit you’re willing to tolerate. If the price moves beyond that limit before execution, the swap may fail rather than complete outside your chosen tolerance.
This is one of those details worth understanding before approving a transaction.
With ORO, you can ask questions about settings like this in plain language and get an explanation without leaving the conversation.
You can then review the transaction details and decide whether to proceed.
A swap interface should give you more than numbers to click through. Understanding those numbers is part of making informed decisions.
Next time a DeFi setting leaves you confused, ask ORO before signing.
Just Ask ORO.
