That is the big deal. The smart contract fees are being removed by using our State Channel to facilitate the swap process. Remaining is the transaction fee to actually move the asset in question which is basically around 5-20% from total trade fees depending on network congestion.
ok so in the case of atomic swaps, its like 90% and in the case of doing a more "traditional" token wrap swap into L_0, there still is a significant fee that is saved as well? do i have that correct or am I incorrectly separating the two concepts
It depends on the exact process the projects wants to do. Swap and burn otSwap and lock for example. The more complex the mechaincs the highrt the cost.
Yeah, I think the atomic swap will only cost you the ERC20 transfer fees (which is the cheapest fee on ETH network). As soon as you introduce a contract, like wrapping the token, you'll easily pay 90% more fees (similar to the cost of a uniswap swap)
ahh got it, thanks!
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