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The post Kodiak Finance integrates Orbs’ dTWAP and dLIMIT tools to enhance trading on Berachain appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Kodiak Finance, the native liquidity platform for Berachain, has integrated Orbs’ decentralized dTWAP and dLIMIT protocols to bring more advanced trading functionality to its users, as reported to Finbold on October 16. The integration adds institutional-grade order types to Berachain’s leading decentralized exchange, which currently holds over $250 million in total value locked (TVL) and has processed more than $4 billion in trading volume.  More than 100,000 users on Kodiak can now access new tools for time-weighted and limit order execution, helping reduce slippage and improve trading efficiency. Bringing CEX-level trading to Berachain’s decentralized network Orbs’ dTWAP (decentralized Time-Weighted Average Price) protocol enables large trades to be broken into smaller orders that execute over time, minimizing price impact. The feature can also serve as a dollar-cost-averaging (DCA) strategy, allowing users to accumulate assets gradually rather than in a single transaction. Meanwhile, the dLIMIT protocol allows traders to specify their desired buy or sell price instead of executing immediately at market value.  Together, the two protocols bring centralized-exchange-style execution to Berachain’s decentralized environment, offering greater flexibility in how orders are placed and filled. Kodiak’s interface supports both dTWAP-Market orders, which execute trades at current market prices, and dTWAP-Limit orders, which only trigger when prices fall within user-defined limits. Traders can also adjust parameters based on market conditions and gas fees. By integrating Orbs’ Layer-3 infrastructure, Kodiak strengthens its position as a leading decentralized finance (DeFi) hub on Berachain, combining deep liquidity with professional-grade functionality. The move also reinforces Orbs’ role as a key provider of advanced on-chain trading protocols for decentralized exchanges. Featured image via Shutterstock.  Source: https://finbold.com/kodiak-finance-integrates-orbs-dtwap-and-dlimit-tools-to-enhance-trading-on-berachain/The post Kodiak Finance integrates Orbs’ dTWAP and dLIMIT tools to enhance trading on Berachain appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Kodiak Finance, the native liquidity platform for Berachain, has integrated Orbs’ decentralized dTWAP and dLIMIT protocols to bring more advanced trading functionality to its users, as reported to Finbold on October 16. The integration adds institutional-grade order types to Berachain’s leading decentralized exchange, which currently holds over $250 million in total value locked (TVL) and has processed more than $4 billion in trading volume.  More than 100,000 users on Kodiak can now access new tools for time-weighted and limit order execution, helping reduce slippage and improve trading efficiency. Bringing CEX-level trading to Berachain’s decentralized network Orbs’ dTWAP (decentralized Time-Weighted Average Price) protocol enables large trades to be broken into smaller orders that execute over time, minimizing price impact. The feature can also serve as a dollar-cost-averaging (DCA) strategy, allowing users to accumulate assets gradually rather than in a single transaction. Meanwhile, the dLIMIT protocol allows traders to specify their desired buy or sell price instead of executing immediately at market value.  Together, the two protocols bring centralized-exchange-style execution to Berachain’s decentralized environment, offering greater flexibility in how orders are placed and filled. Kodiak’s interface supports both dTWAP-Market orders, which execute trades at current market prices, and dTWAP-Limit orders, which only trigger when prices fall within user-defined limits. Traders can also adjust parameters based on market conditions and gas fees. By integrating Orbs’ Layer-3 infrastructure, Kodiak strengthens its position as a leading decentralized finance (DeFi) hub on Berachain, combining deep liquidity with professional-grade functionality. The move also reinforces Orbs’ role as a key provider of advanced on-chain trading protocols for decentralized exchanges. Featured image via Shutterstock.  Source: https://finbold.com/kodiak-finance-integrates-orbs-dtwap-and-dlimit-tools-to-enhance-trading-on-berachain/

Kodiak Finance integrates Orbs’ dTWAP and dLIMIT tools to enhance trading on Berachain

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Kodiak Finance, the native liquidity platform for Berachain, has integrated Orbs’ decentralized dTWAP and dLIMIT protocols to bring more advanced trading functionality to its users, as reported to Finbold on October 16.

The integration adds institutional-grade order types to Berachain’s leading decentralized exchange, which currently holds over $250 million in total value locked (TVL) and has processed more than $4 billion in trading volume. 

More than 100,000 users on Kodiak can now access new tools for time-weighted and limit order execution, helping reduce slippage and improve trading efficiency.

Bringing CEX-level trading to Berachain’s decentralized network

Orbs’ dTWAP (decentralized Time-Weighted Average Price) protocol enables large trades to be broken into smaller orders that execute over time, minimizing price impact. The feature can also serve as a dollar-cost-averaging (DCA) strategy, allowing users to accumulate assets gradually rather than in a single transaction.

Meanwhile, the dLIMIT protocol allows traders to specify their desired buy or sell price instead of executing immediately at market value. 

Together, the two protocols bring centralized-exchange-style execution to Berachain’s decentralized environment, offering greater flexibility in how orders are placed and filled.

Kodiak’s interface supports both dTWAP-Market orders, which execute trades at current market prices, and dTWAP-Limit orders, which only trigger when prices fall within user-defined limits. Traders can also adjust parameters based on market conditions and gas fees.

By integrating Orbs’ Layer-3 infrastructure, Kodiak strengthens its position as a leading decentralized finance (DeFi) hub on Berachain, combining deep liquidity with professional-grade functionality. The move also reinforces Orbs’ role as a key provider of advanced on-chain trading protocols for decentralized exchanges.

Featured image via Shutterstock. 

Source: https://finbold.com/kodiak-finance-integrates-orbs-dtwap-and-dlimit-tools-to-enhance-trading-on-berachain/

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