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What Is the Concept of a “Clearing Price” in a Batch Auction System?

The clearing price is the single, uniform price at which all matched orders in a batch auction are executed. It is determined by finding the price point that maximizes the total volume of trades between all the aggregated buy and sell orders.

All participants in that batch receive the same execution price, which is a key feature that prevents front-running based on sequential order execution.

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