Tea-Fi, a platform for digital asset management, has announced that it would integrate the DLIMIT and DTWAP protocols from ORBS (ORBS), according to the most current reports shared with Finbold on 18 February.
The integration is expected to improve the multi-chain platform of TEA-Fi and give traders in decentralized finances (Defi) more advanced order execution options.
Thanks to the integration, Tea-Fi has become the first decentralized Exchange (DEX) that offers these two trading tools in Ethereum (ETH).
Dlimit and DTWAP protocols on tea-fi
Access to the Layer-3 (L3) technology from ORBS can now deliver TEA-Fi trade performance performance that is characteristic of centralized finances (CEFI).
Accordingly, Ethereum and Polygon (Pol, formerly Matic) can perform users swaps with greater efficiency and control.
In addition, DLIMIT enables traders to adjust and set accurate purchase and sales conditions and to ensure that orders are only executed when the market price meets their desired parameters and conditions.
Consequently, this level of control eliminates the need for active market monitoring and ensures automated implementation.
At the same time, the DTWAP protocol helps to divide large orders into smaller, more manageable, which reduces the market impact and minimizes volatility.
All relevant functions are made directly available on tea Fi via an intuitive trade interface.
ORBS version layer
ORBS acts as an additional implementation layer, which means that on-chain trade optimizes with aggregated liquidity, advanced order version and decentralized derivative solutions.
By integrating the dlimit and DTWAP protocols from Orbs, specially designed for advanced trade on chains, Tea-Fi improves liquidity and reduces slipping, which guarantees more optimal trade conditions and real-time market monitoring.
The integration is also expected to inspire further improvements and more advanced algorithmic strategies, and helps to promote cross-chain trade and improved liquidity aggregation.
The DLIMIT and DTWAP protocols from ORBS have indeed been taken over by 14 large DEXs in eight blockchain networks.
