Advanced Settings
In this page, you can know how to set swap configurations.
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In this page, you can know how to set swap configurations.
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To tailor your swapping needs, click the dropdown arrow beside 'Max Slippage' located above the 'swap' button and customize the settings according to your preferences.
As any trader can front-run your transaction by paying a higher gas fee or using other methods, a negative slippage might occur. The "Max Slippage" feature is designed to mitigate this risk and protect traders. By adjusting the maximum amount of slippage, you can set a threshold so that if the swap ratio is worse than the set threshold, the swap will not be executed. You can also set custom slippage from 0 to 100.
To understand Max Edge, you will first need to understand what a hop is. A hop occurs when crypto assets are swapped from one type of token to another using a pool.
For instance, if you swap ETH for USDC on Uniswap, that counts as one hop. If you swap ETH for USDC on Uniswap and then swap the resulting USDC for DAI on Curve, that counts as two hops. "Max edge" refers to the maximum number of hops that a swap path can pass through.
"Max split" denotes the maximum divisions for selling tokens when Sherpa executes swaps across multiple DEXs. To illustrate, with a max split value of 10, the tokens available for sale can be partitioned into a maximum of 10 segments, each comprising about 10% of the total sell tokens.
