LI.FI Launches Smart Execution Function Suite to Support Pre-Trade Simulation Filtering Routing
The cross-chain aggregation protocol LI.FI has launched a smart execution function suite, which is open to all integrators. The suite includes three features: Quote Simulation simulates trades based on the current on-chain state before returning the same chain routing, filtering out potentially reversible routes, with an average increase of about 35 milliseconds in latency; Smart Slippage calculates slippage tolerance for each token based on real-time market data, replacing a uniform slippage setting, allowing user-defined slippage to take precedence; Smart Deposit Address generates a dedicated deposit address for each transaction, enabling users to complete exchanges, cross-chain transfers, and deposits with a single standard transfer, without needing to connect a wallet or sign authorization, with funds returned in case of transaction failure. Additionally, LI.FI has reduced the price refresh frequency for volatile tokens from every 5 minutes to every 30 to 60 seconds.
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