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  • Getting Started
    • What is Carbon DeFi?
    • What Makes Carbon DeFi Unique?
    • Participants
    • Creating a Strategy
  • Strategy Types
    • Limit Order
    • Range Order
    • Recurring Orders
    • Concentrated Liquidity
      • Editing Concentrated Liquidity Strategy
  • Mechanics
    • Order Dynamics
    • Strategy ROI
    • Limit vs Range Prices
    • Order Execution
      • 100% Fill Estimation
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    • Security & Audits
    • Resources
    • The Bancor Ecosystem & Carbon DeFi
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  1. Getting Started

What is Carbon DeFi?

Last updated 9 months ago

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An orderbook-style DEX allowing users to perform novel trading strategies with all standard ERC20 tokens using a variety of order types:

  • - A single disposable buy or sell order at a specific price

  • - A single disposable buy or sell order within a custom price range

  • - buy and sell orders (limit or range) that are linked together, and perform similar to grid trading or a DEX trading bot. Newly acquired funds automatically rotate between them, creating an endless trading cycle without need for manual intervention

  • , previously referred to as - Enables users to manage concentrated liquidity positions within specific price ranges easily and efficiently onchain. Drawing from Automated Market Maker (AMM) models, this tool allows for direct customization of your spread (aka the “fee” level).

By design, Carbon DeFi's limit, range, and recurring orders are all irreversible on execution, easily adjustable, resistant to MEV sandwich attacks, fully onchain, non-custodial and can be deployed with any standard ERC20 token. These capabilities give users an unprecedented level of control and automation to perform novel trading strategies.

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Carbon DeFi Website
Strategy Creation Guide
Smart Contract Code
Dune Analytics​
Technical Documentation​
Whitepaper
Litepaper
Limit Order
Range Order
Recurring Orders
Concentrated Liquidity
Overlapping Liquidity
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