A sandwich attack is a harmful MEV strategy where bots place trades before and after a user’s swap to profit from price movement. Learn how sandwich attacks work, why slippage matters and how KyberSwap helps improve swap execution through deeper liquidity, better routing and Smart Settlement.
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A self-custody wallet gives crypto users direct control over their assets, private keys and onchain activity. This guide explains how self-custody works, how it differs from custodial wallets and why it matters for using DeFi products like swap, cross-chain swap, limit order and earn.
AI agents are changing crypto trading from manual clicking into intent-based execution. Instead of checking prices, switching networks and comparing DEXs by hand, users can ask an agent to find a route, prepare a trade and explain the expected outcome. In DeFi, the key is not only intelligence. The agent also needs safe execution infrastructure.
Zap is a DeFi feature that simplifies liquidity provision by automating token swaps, pool ratio matching and deposits into one smoother flow. This guide explains how Zap works, why it matters for liquidity providers and how KyberSwap Zap helps users enter or exit LP positions with less manual effort.
Adding liquidity on KyberSwap is simple with KyberEarn. Users can discover liquidity pools, compare APR and pool data, add liquidity with one or multiple tokens through KyberZap and manage their positions from a single dashboard. This guide explains the full process, key risks and what to check before becoming a liquidity provider.
Cross-chain Swap on KyberSwap makes it easier to move and swap tokens across different blockchain networks from one interface. This guide explains what cross-chain swaps are, how they differ from bridges, how to complete a swap step by step and what users should check before confirming a transaction.
