Definition
Slippage is the difference between the price expected when a trade is prepared and the execution price. Market movement and the trade’s own price impact can contribute.
Simple example
An interface previews 100 units but the transaction returns 98 within the user’s tolerance after the pool price changes.
Often confused with
Slippage tolerance is a protection setting, not a fee and not a promise that execution will be good.
Source
See something wrong? Brokzi logs material changes. Prepare a correction note.
