For a large stablecoin swap, why can slippage be kept so low?
The amplification coefficient A determines how flat the StableSwap curve is near 1:1. The larger A is, the flatter this section—and the lower the slippage.
Stablecoin pools also carry risks: if one of the stablecoins in the pool loses its peg, liquidity providers may ultimately be left holding a pile of depegged coins.
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The amplification coefficient A determines how flat the StableSwap curve is near 1:1. The larger A is, the flatter this section—and the lower the slippage.
Stablecoin pools also carry risks: if one of the stablecoins in the pool loses its peg, liquidity providers may ultimately be left holding a pile of depegged coins.
$CRV is Curve’s governance token. Locking it allows you to participate in voting.
If you have friends who are just getting into crypto, feel free to share this with them.
#CRV
