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What Is a ‘DEX Aggregator’?

A DEX aggregator is a tool that scans multiple decentralized exchanges (DEXs) and liquidity pools to find the best possible price for a token swap. It automatically splits a large order across various DEXs to minimize slippage and ensure the user gets the most efficient execution price.

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Glossar

Efficient Execution

Slippage ⎊ Achieving this state minimizes the deviation between the expected price of a trade, such as an options entry or exit, and the actual price realized upon final confirmation.

DEX Aggregator

Aggregation ⎊ A DEX Aggregator functions as a meta-layer within decentralized exchanges, routing trades across multiple liquidity pools to minimize slippage and optimize execution prices for users.