Alvin Kan(@alvin_kan):Those who make swaps with large orders should pay attention to this 👇 When trading onchain, users typically check the price quoted, choose the best price, and sign the txn. That works for smaller orders. For larger orders, you often get much lesser than quoted, or worse, frontrunning on split orders. Our devs explain why best execution is always better than best prices for larger orders.

2026.08.21 14:14

Those who make swaps with large orders should pay attention to this 👇 When trading onchain, users typically check the price quoted, choose the best price, and sign the txn. That works for smaller orders. For larger orders, you often get much lesser than quoted, or worse, frontrunning on split orders. Our devs explain why best execution is always better than best prices for larger orders.

Bitget Wallet Devs@BitgetWalletX

2026.08.21 13:46

For those building DEXs, the best route isn't just the best price. It's the best execution, especially for larger orders. Our API optimizes every large order with 3 layers: 1⃣ Progressive Gas Algo: Gas is priced into routing 2⃣ Adaptive Order-Splitting Algo: Dynamically allocates orders across multiple best-fit pools 3⃣ Sentinel: Real-time filters for abnormal liquidity Comparing the above to best price, your orders might be first routed to pools with the best offer but with shallow liquidity. You know what happens next. Best execution > best price.