A look at the
@Lotusfinance_io SUI/USDC pool on DeepBook reveals some interesting execution dynamicsπ
π Technical breakdown:
β’ Smaller orders experience virtually zero slippage, showing strong liquidity concentration around the mid-price.
β’ Even as order sizes increase, execution remains efficient, with $50K trades saving up to 2.5% in slippage.
β’ The asymmetry between buy and sell savings suggests a well-supported bid side and active market-making participation.
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It means the order book isnβt just deep but absorbs size without sacrificing execution quality.
β’ For traders, that's lower hidden costs.
β’ For LPs, it's a sign of productive capital.
β’ For Lotus, it's evidence that the protocol is building infrastructure designed for scale.
The best liquidity isn't the loudest. It's the liquidity that lets you trade size without feeling itπ§
Lotus is quietly delivering exactly that. πͺ·π
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