Slip point refers to the phenomenon that there is a big difference between the specified transaction price issued by the user and the actual transaction price. Every trader will encounter a slippery spot, whether it is stock trading, foreign exchange or futures. Slip point is one of the inevitable factors that affect trading. For example, your expected purchase price is $65,438 +000. 10. However, due to the rapid price fluctuation and insufficient orders placed at a single price, your actual transaction price may be $65,438 +000.20, and the $0.65,438 +00 between the two is the so-called slip point. However, in DEX, the treatment of slip points is different. Take Uniswap automatic market-making scheme as an example. This scheme realizes transactions through liquidity pool, and liquidity providers are rewarded with transaction fees for injecting liquidity. But Uniswap's mechanism to prevent large households from buying out the entire liquidity pool makes