But what I don't understand is that you have to

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But what I don't understand is that you have to

set extra slippage and protect it from such a situation? I'm just starting to buy back the stocks very small with $200 each and I realize I only have half of my DFI coins afterwards. That's about 1500 coins I would have lost..

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04.03.2022

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DanieL BaptistA · Accepted Answer

I would say that on that case therefore, the only reason wpuld be price variations indeed between the time you bought and the time you sold. Please note that slippage does not gives you back the closest price you paid first for any stock. It just ssts how much is the difference you are ready to accept between your selling price and the price you may actually get. If you bought a stock for 1000 and it got devaluated down to 500, when you sell and set a slippage of 1% for example, you won't receive something between 1010 and 990, you will receive something between 505 and 495. That's what the market is paying now for the good that you had previously bought at 1000. I believe you are aware of such concepts and had that into consideration, but honeslty and on such short notice, don't remind of any other factor than this. I tried to check defichain income to check the values and historic data of the stock token you referred to check for abrupt price variations that may had support what I above say, but the stock tokens are so new that they dont yet have data. Sorry not being able to give a more supported answer, but is likely the reason.

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