Blog Author: Gokce Calisan

Dexalot's RFQ lets a trader on any supported chain swap into Dexalot L1's order book in a single atomic transaction — no bridge, no wrapped asset, no waiting window.

Dexalot supports limit and market orders with four Time-in-Force modifiers (GTC, IOC, FOK, PO), giving traders precise control over how every order interacts with the book.

What looks like slippage in DeFi is mostly price impact, a deterministic cost baked into AMM curves that disappears the moment you trade on a CLOB.

MEV is a structural tax built into every AMM trade — bots exploit the predictable bonding curve to front-run and sandwich you at will. Dexalot's CLOB removes the attack surface entirely.

Explore the key differences between CLOB and AMM models in crypto trading. Discover the advantages of Dexalot's CLOB over AMMs for reduced slippage in decentralized finance.