(concentrated setting the same bands of buy and sell), just cheaper to execute and change bands…?
Hi, Mach! You may refer to Jen's response here https://t.me/bancor/474485
Three things: Asymmetric Liquidity: individual user strategies are composed of independent buy and sell orders, each of which trade in a single direction and are therefore irreversible on execution. Adjustable Bonding Curves: order conditions can be pre-defined using specific concentrated ranges and updated on the fly without closing and recreating the order. Recurring Strategies: multi-order strategies automatically shift liquidity between linked orders as they are fulfilled, automating and reducing the cost of manually creating orders. But you should check out the introductory article which covers these topics and has examples (https://medium.com/carbondefi/introducing-carbon-1f41aebf634b easy read) and also the litepaper/whitepaper for a deeper understanding. Your strategy in carbon (composed by a pair of orders) will be represented by an underlying NFT and because each order is its own adjustable bonding curve, you will be able to cheaply adjust each order with minimal gas cost if you need to modify your strategy (as compared to recreating your entire position in Uni v3).
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