Bitflow Documentation
  • 🌊Introduction to BitFlow
  • πŸ“–Table of Contents
  • πŸ”—Quick Links
  • Fundamentals
    • 🌟Getting Started
    • πŸ”€Trade Stablecoins
    • πŸͺ™Bitcoin Swaps
    • πŸ’°Earn Real Yield
    • πŸ”’Permissionless Borrowing
    • πŸŒ‰Bridging Liquidity
  • Governance
    • πŸ—³οΈOverview
  • LEARN
    • What is the DEX Aggregator?
    • πŸ’±What is the Bitflow StableSwap?
      • βž—Invariant Design
    • πŸ”€What is an AMM?
    • πŸͺ™What is sBTC?
    • πŸ”΅What is stSTX?
  • Developers
    • βš™οΈOverview
    • Bitflow SDK
    • πŸ’ΎSmart Contracts
      • πŸ’±StableSwap [USDA-sUSDT LP]
      • 🎁Staking and Rewards [USDA-sUSDT LP]
    • πŸ—ƒοΈPublic Repositories
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    • Public Api Documentation
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  • Balancing Stability and Liquidity
  • Balancing a Portfolio of Stablecoins
  • Fine-Tuning with the Amplification Coefficient
  • Data-Driven Optimization
  • Ensuring Fair and Efficient Trades
  1. LEARN
  2. What is the Bitflow StableSwap?

Invariant Design

A detailed look at the invariant design used by BitFlow to enable efficient, low-slippage exchanges between stablecoins.

BitFlow's StableSwap invariant is a cornerstone of its stablecoin liquidity infrastructure, designed to enable efficient, low-slippage exchanges between stablecoins within the BitFlow protocol.

Balancing Stability and Liquidity

Diverging from traditional constant-sum or constant-product invariants found in other Automated Market Maker (AMM) systems, BitFlow’s StableSwap invariant is adeptly crafted to strike an equilibrium between stability and liquidity. It aspires to enable stable trading pairs, while simultaneously minimizing price slippage and maximizing liquidity availability.


Balancing a Portfolio of Stablecoins

The StableSwap invariant operates on the principle of sustaining a balanced portfolio of stablecoins. It thoughtfully examines the quantities of each stablecoin in the liquidity pool alongside the intended price relationship between them. By maintaining the product of the quantities of stablecoins constant, this invariant acts as a guardian that ensures trading pairs retain their stability amidst fluctuating market conditions.


Fine-Tuning with the Amplification Coefficient

A key component of BitFlow's invariant design is the amplification coefficient. This parameter allows BitFlow to fine-tune the trade-off between stability and liquidity within its protocol. It delineates the level of allowable deviation from the ideal constant-product invariant, effectively acting as a lever to optimize the system.


Data-Driven Optimization

Through rigorous simulations and optimizations, BitFlow has determined an optimal amplification coefficient. This balance between price stability and liquidity, when coupled with a strategic fee structure, incentivizes liquidity providers to actively participate in BitFlow's StableSwap protocol, thus contributing to the overall stability and efficiency of the protocol.


Ensuring Fair and Efficient Trades

In summary, BitFlow's invariant design empowers users to trade stablecoins with minimal price slippage. It ensures fair and efficient exchanges, solidifying BitFlow’s stablecoin liquidity pools as a dependable infrastructure within the Bitcoin ecosystem.

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