⚖️Optimizing Trading with brTOKENS

What makes Arbera's system more efficient is how brTOKEN pools work alongside TOKEN pools. Instead of relying solely on TOKEN liquidity, transactions can be split using aggregators (e.g., OOGA BOOGA) between TOKEN and brTOKEN pools to optimize outcomes.

Example:

A user wants to buy $50,000 worth of PORRIDGE, purchasing directly from the PORRIDGE pool would result in 8% slippage, leaving the user with only $46,000 worth of PORRIDGE.

Splitting the purchase between the PORRIDGE and brPORRIDGE pools, the user can reduce the overall slippage and fees, ending up with a better outcome.

User splits the purchase:

• $30,000 towards PORRIDGE, which has 5% slippage, and

• $20,000 towards brPORRIDGE, which also has 5% slippage due to its smaller size and incurs a 1% Den fee.

Calculations:

For LOCKS (larger pool):

• $30,000 with 5% slippage: $28,500 worth of PORRIDGE. $30,000×(1−0.05)=28,500 30,000 \times (1 - 0.05) = 28,500 30,000×(1−0.05)=28,500$

For brLOCKS (smaller pool with fee):

• $20,000 with 5% slippage: $19,000 worth of brPORRIDGE. $20,000×(1−0.05)=19,000 20,000 \times (1 - 0.05) = 19,000 20,000×(1−0.05)=19,000$

• After applying the 1% Den fee: $19,000×(1−0.01)=18,810 19,000 \times (1 - 0.01) = 18,810 19,000×(1−0.01)=18,810$

Total Outcome :

• $28,500 PORRIDGE + $18,810 brPORRIDGE = $47,310 worth of PORRIDGE