Limit orders seem simple, but in reality, they are quite different.
Carbon DeFi has created something interesting — it is the only DEX that supports maker-style limit orders, which can remain active until executed, supporting any pair of two standard ERC20 tokens:
✅ Orders that never expire ✅ Executed through on-chain liquidity calls via built-in solver
This means users don't have to worry about order expiration, as the system can automatically find the optimal execution path from the entire network liquidity. Compared to traditional DEX short-term orders or fixed pool models, this design offers traders a more flexible trading experience.
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RektButAlive
· 21h ago
Never expires? Sounds good, but how is slippage handled...
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The idea of Carbon definitely has some merit. It's much better than the cumbersome experience of placing new orders every day.
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Maker-style limit orders sound professional, but how many people can actually use them...
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Automatically finding the optimal path across the entire network? Won't it be exploited by front-running?
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The only one supporting this feature, is this "only" true? I always feel another competitor will come out claiming they can do it too.
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But indeed, the traditional DEX model with short-term orders is really outdated. Finally, someone has thought of this.
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 01-13 19:13
Perpetual limit orders do have some merit, but it depends on how they are actually executed. The reliability of on-chain solvers is the key factor.
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SerumSurfer
· 01-13 19:09
Never expires? Sounds good, but can it really stay up forever without dropping? Or is it just another marketing gimmick?
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Rugman_Walking
· 01-13 19:03
Perpetual orders sound good, but can they really be achieved, or is it just another PPT project?
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airdrop_whisperer
· 01-13 19:01
Perpetual orders sound great, but when it comes to actually using them, it still depends on slippage and gas fees—these two are the real killers.
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MetaNeighbor
· 01-13 18:54
Perpetual orders sound great, but can an automatic solver really find the optimal path? It feels a bit exaggerated.
Limit orders seem simple, but in reality, they are quite different.
Carbon DeFi has created something interesting — it is the only DEX that supports maker-style limit orders, which can remain active until executed, supporting any pair of two standard ERC20 tokens:
✅ Orders that never expire
✅ Executed through on-chain liquidity calls via built-in solver
This means users don't have to worry about order expiration, as the system can automatically find the optimal execution path from the entire network liquidity. Compared to traditional DEX short-term orders or fixed pool models, this design offers traders a more flexible trading experience.