Tea-Fi, a digital asset management platform, has announced that it would integrate Orbs’ (ORBS) dLIMIT and dTWAP protocols, according to the most up-to-date reports shared with Finbold on February 18.
The integration is expected to enhance Tea-Fi’s multi-chain platform and give traders in decentralized finance (DeFi) more sophisticated order execution options.
Thanks to the integration, Tea-Fi has become the first Ethereum (ETH) based decentralized exchange (DEX) to offer these two trading tools.
dLIMIT and dTWAP protocols on Tea-Fi
Having access to Orbs’ Layer-3 (L3) technology, Tea-Fi can now deliver trade execution performance characteristic of centralized finance (CeFi).
Accordingly, Ethereum and Polygon (POL, formerly MATIC) users can execute swaps with greater efficiency and control.
In addition, dLIMIT allows traders to tweak and set up precise buy and sell conditions and make sure orders are executed only when the market price meets their desired parameters and conditions.
Consequently, this level of control eliminates the need for active market monitoring and allows for automated execution.
At the same time, the dTWAP protocol helps divide large orders into smaller, more manageable ones, which reduces market impact and minimizes volatility.
All relevant features will be made available directly on Tea-Fi through an intuitive trading interface.
Orbs execution layer
Orbs functions as a supplementary execution layer, meaning it optimizes on-chain trading with aggregated liquidity, advanced order execution, and decentralized derivatives solutions.
By integrating Orbs’ dLIMIT and dTWAP protocols, designed specifically for advanced on-chain trading, Tea-Fi enhances liquidity and reduces slippage, ensuring more optimal trading conditions and real-time market monitoring.
The integration is likewise expected to inspire further improvements and more advanced algorithmic strategies, as well as help promote cross-chain trading and improved liquidity aggregation.
Orbs’ dLIMIT and dTWAP protocols have indeed already been adopted by 14 major DEXs across eight blockchain networks.
