Slippage

Slippage is the difference between the expected price of a swap and the price actually executed, caused by price movement and limited liquidity. Automation caps slippage with a minimum-output limit so a rebalance or close can’t execute at a bad price.

When Super9MM’s keeper swaps during a rebalance or a close, it enforces a slippage limit derived from a manipulation-resistant price. If the swap would exceed that limit, it reverts rather than filling at a loss.