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Swaps, aggregation & cross-chain, explained
Practical guides on getting the best price onchain — how DEX aggregation works, what cross-chain routing really does, and how to read a swap before you sign.
How aggregationfinds a better price
What Is a Swap Aggregator? How Routing Across DEXs Gets a Better Price
Trading on a single DEX means taking whatever price that one pool offers. An aggregator checks the whole market at once and routes around the fees, gas, and price impact that quietly eat your output. Here's how it works.
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Moving assetsacross chains, safely
Cross-Chain Swaps Explained: Bridges, Routes, and Moving Assets Safely
What a cross-chain swap actually does, how bridges and routes fit together, and how to move assets between chains safely — recipient, finality, and minimum received.
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Minimum Received, Slippage & Price Impact: Read a Swap Quote Like a Pro
Slippage, minimum received, price impact, and net output — what every field in a swap quote means, and exactly what to check before you sign a decentralized swap.
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Enter any token pair and SwapRoute compares live routes across multiple aggregators — best net output first, with minimum received shown before you sign.
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