MEV, or Maximal Extractable Value, is one of the most important concepts in DeFi because it affects how transactions are ordered and settled onchain. This guide explains how MEV works, why it matters for traders, the difference between MEV, slippage and price impact and how KyberSwap helps users achieve better swap outcomes through smarter routing and Smart Settlement.
Price impact is the change in token price caused by your own trade. This guide explains how price impact works, how it differs from slippage and how KyberSwap helps users access deeper liquidity for better swap outcomes.
propAMMs are proprietary automated market makers that use active pricing strategies to provide onchain liquidity. This guide explains how propAMMs work, why they matter in DeFi, how they compare to traditional AMMs and how KyberSwap Aggregator with Smart Settlement helps users get better swap outcomes.
Slippage is the difference between the price you expect before a trade and the final price you receive after execution. This guide explains what causes slippage in DeFi, how slippage tolerance works, the difference between slippage and price impact and how KyberSwap helps users protect swap outcomes with Aggregator, Limit Order and Smart Settlement.
A DEX Aggregator API helps developers integrate best-rate token swaps without building complex routing infrastructure from scratch. This guide explains how swap APIs work, why aggregation matters and how KyberSwap Aggregator API helps projects deliver optimized DeFi execution.
A DEX lets users swap through one exchange, while a DEX aggregator searches across many liquidity sources for better routes. This guide explains which option usually gives better prices, why aggregators reduce price impact and how KyberSwap Aggregator helps users trade more efficiently.
