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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    You place a buy order, wait for it to fill, take those funds and place a sell order. When that fills, you start again. Recurring strategies on @CarbonDeFixyz run that loop for you. You set your buy price. You set your sell price. These two orders are linked. As the buy fills, those tokens go straight into the sell order. As the sell fills, the proceeds go back into the buy. The two sides keep feeding each other, with no withdrawing, re-depositing or new orders to place. Adjustable prices, budgets, and strategy types – all native to the protocol with zero third party dependencies.

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    See your token trading against chainwide liquidity in just a few steps. Create a permissionless market on @CarbonDeFixyz: 1. Paste your token’s contract address & choose a pair 2. Select your strategy: Limit → Available to trade at a single price Range → Available to trade within custom price parameters Recurring Orders → Non-overlapping orders, linked together. → One order strictly sells. → The opposite order strictly buys. → As one order fills, tokens acquired automatically fund the opposite linked order. Full Range or Concentrated Liquidity → Provide liquidity across the full price range or a custom range. 3. Set your price 4. Fund your position and go live All positions are customizable, with adjustable prices, budgets, and strategy types. Live on Ethereum, Sei, Celo, COTI, and TAC. DM @Here2DeFi for more information.

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    Centralized exchanges are often treated as the benchmark for what DeFi should become. But onchain markets can offer capabilities that go beyond copying a CEX orderbook. On @CarbonDeFixyz, makers define separate buy and sell prices and ranges, with a custom spread. With a Recurring strategy, buy and sell orders are linked together. The tokens acquired through each fill automatically fund the opposite side, continuing the strategy without placing new orders after every trade. All with no maker fees – no matter how many times your strategy trades. Bancor Project Lead Dr. Mark Richardson (@MBRichardson87) challenges the idea that "DeFi can't hold a candle to traditional centralized exchanges."

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    Time is your most valuable asset. You don’t need to sacrifice it to make the trade. How onchain limit, range, and recurring orders let you trade without watching the charts. Crypto never closes, and to some, that sounds like freedom. There’s no opening bell, no weekend, no one telling you when you’re allowed to trade. But anyone who’s been in crypto for, oh I don’t know — 24 hours, knows that freedom, that chart checking, quickly and aggressively becomes an addiction. You’re at dinner, and you’re not really at dinner. You’re half-listening to the conversation and half-wondering whether the price has moved. On Saturday morning you pick up your phone before your coffee. At your kid’s recital you check the chart between songs, just once, and then again. Part of you is always somewhere else, watching those candles, waiting for that one number you’ve set your sights on. And the worst part? Most of us don’t even realize it’s happening. TLDR Set a price or range in advance on Carbon DeFi. Your order remains live without chart watching, can fill while you’re away, and completed fills don’t reverse when the market moves back. Choose a one-time order or a recurring strategy that rotates funds between buys and sells. The strange part The thinking, the strategizing, that was done. You’d already decided the price you were willing to buy or sell at. Now you’re playing the waiting game. Actively. Watching the charts like it’s a second job: being there at the exact moment the market arrives, all so you could execute your trade. We’ve all quietly treated the waiting as part of being a serious trader, as if staying glued to the chart were a form of discipline. It isn’t. It’s robbing ourselves of time we won’t get back. Set it once. On Carbon DeFi, you program your trade in advance. The market might reach your price this evening at dinner, tonight while you sleep, tomorrow at the park with the kids, or next month during that business meeting. There is no expiration date, so the order stays live until it fills or you cancel it. Carbon DeFi’s built-in solver system acts as a de facto taker, seeking chainwide trading opportunities and using liquidity from major DEXs to help fill your order, even while you’re away. When it fills, it executes at the price you set or within the range you specify. The best part? You don’t need to withdraw your funds when it fills either. Orders on Carbon DeFi are irreversible. Once your order fills, fully or partially, it stays filled even if the market reverses. Still no chart watching. Only time reclaimed and memories made. Beyond limit orders Buy or sell at one price. A limit order does one thing. It buys at your price, or it sells at your price, and then it’s done. See True DEX Limit Orders: Carbon DeFi vs. Existing Solutions. Scale in, or scale out, gradually. A range order spreads your buy or sell across a band of prices, so you can scale into a position or out of one as the market moves. You don’t have to bet everything on a single number. You choose the parameters: start buying at $1.00, and keep buying down to $0.70. See True DEX Range Orders: Carbon DeFi vs. Existing Solutions. Let it repeat. A recurring strategy links a buy order and a sell order. When one fills, the funds rotate into the other. As long as it continues trading within your price parameters, it will buy low and sell high over and over until you tell it to stop. Recurring strategies can use limit orders, range orders, or a combination of the two. They also don’t need to be funded with both tokens. Fund either side, or both. Your call. As a maker, you pay no fees on filled orders, no matter how many times your recurring strategy trades. See Automated Recurring Orders Explained. Take back your time You know when you want to buy. You know when you want to sell. Build the strategy on Carbon DeFi to execute while you’re away. Now close the tab, and go enjoy your time away from the screen. app.carbondefi.xyz Original publication: https://blog.bancor.network/automate-crypto-trades-without-watching-charts-b79b80bbf7a5 Bancor Bancor is a pioneer in decentralized finance (DeFi), established in 2016. It invented the core technologies underpinning the majority of today’s automated market makers (AMMs) and continues to develop the foundational infrastructure critical to DeFi’s success — focusing on enhanced liquidity mechanics and robust onchain market operation. All products of Bancor, including Carbon DeFi and the Arb Fast Lane, are governed by the Bancor DAO. Carbon DeFi — Powered by Bancor’s latest patented technologies: Asymmetric Liquidity and Adjustable Bonding Curves. Live on Ethereum, Sei, Celo, COTI, and TAC. The Arb Fast Lane — Carbon DeFi’s built-in solver system and DeFi’s most advanced arbitrage infrastructure, powered by Marginal Price Optimization, a new method of optimal routing. Website | MCP Server | Blog | X/Twitter | YouTube

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    For most of DeFi’s history, becoming your own market maker meant depositing two tokens into a standard liquidity pool. The protocol determined how that liquidity traded, not you. Buying and selling followed the same pricing curve, with liquidity distributed across the entire price range. Then came concentrated liquidity. It allowed makers to choose a narrower range, but it didn’t allow for independent buy and sell instructions. Buying and selling still occurred within the same range. If the market moved outside it, you – or an external manager – had to reposition the funds to keep the liquidity active. Then Bancor introduced a different model with @CarbonDeFixyz: Asymmetric Liquidity. Instead of using one shared curve for both directions, Carbon uses two independently configurable curves, one for buying and one for selling. Each curve is funded with one token and executes in one direction. The maker defines separate prices, ranges and budgets for each side, including the spread between them. When the two orders are linked in a Recurring Strategy, tokens acquired through one automatically fund the other. Buying and selling are no longer determined by the same range. The maker defines how each side of the market behaves. Adjust the strategy onchain as the market changes – without rebuilding it or relying on a keeper or hook to maintain its behavior. You no longer have to outsource the creation or ongoing management of your market. Set the prices, provide the liquidity and make the market yourself – all through functionality built natively into the protocol.

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    What Happens When Buy and Sell Ranges Don’t Overlap? Two strategies trade the same CELO/USDT market from January 1 to September 19, 2026. Both start with 1,000 USDT and use the same outer price boundaries of 0.07 to 0.09 USDT per CELO. The Concentrated Liquidity position gains 2.81 USDT, producing a 0.28% ROI versus holding. The Recurring Strategy gains 336.08 USDT, producing a 33.61% ROI versus holding. The pair, period, starting budget and overall price area remain the same. The difference was how each strategy was instructed to buy and sell. https://youtu.be/NFAQhkdTiV8 The Same Starting Point At the time of the simulations, the Carbon DeFi Explore page shows CELO/USDT as the most popular trading pair on its @Celo deployment, so I decided to use it for both simulations. Both backtests use: Period: January 1–September 19, 2026 Starting budget: 1,000 USDT Overall price boundaries: 0.07–0.09 USDT per CELO Concentrated Liquidity: One Overlapping Range The Concentrated Liquidity position uses one continuous range from 0.07 to 0.09 USDT per CELO, with a 0.05% fee tier. Its buy and sell zones are overlapping, occupying the same range. As the market moves through it, the position progressively converts between USDT and CELO. Recurring Strategy: Separate Buy and Sell Ranges The Recurring Strategy divides the same overall price area into two independent orders: Buy CELO: 0.07–0.078 USDT per CELO Sell CELO: 0.082–0.09 USDT per CELO The space between 0.078 and 0.082 creates a custom spread where neither order trades. The strategy begins with 1,000 USDT allocated to the buy order. As that order fills, the CELO acquired automatically becomes available to fund the linked sell order. As the sell order fills, the USDT proceeds rotate back to the buy order. This allows the strategy to repeat as the market moves between the two ranges. The Results For this historical period, the Carbon DeFi Simulator reports: Concentrated Liquidity: +2.81 USDT and 0.28% ROI versus holding Recurring Strategy: +336.08 USDT and 33.61% ROI versus holding The Concentrated Liquidity position bought and sold throughout one overlapping range. The Recurring Strategy only bought inside its lower range and only sold inside its upper range, preserving a custom spread between the two actions. Although the spread was small, at 0.04 USDT per CELO, the impact was significant. What the Backtest Shows I expected the two strategies to behave differently. I didn’t expect the difference to be this large, especially with what I’d consider to be a modest spread. The Carbon DeFi Simulator shows how much the structure of a strategy changes what happens to our tokens — and our earning potential — even when the pair, starting budget, time period and outer price boundaries remain the same. Apply custom token pairs, prices, ranges, budgets and spreads to up to 365 days of historical market data. You can review every simulated trade, follow the changing token balances and compare different parameters before deploying anything onchain. Start with the strategy you think will work. Then change the ranges. Add a spread. Compare it with another strategy type. You may confirm what you already believe. You may find that one small adjustment completely alters the result. In this case, it did. Separating the buy and sell ranges produced roughly 120x the ROI. Bancor Bancor is a pioneer in decentralized finance (DeFi), established in 2016. It invented the core technologies underpinning the majority of today’s automated market makers (AMMs) and continues to develop the foundational infrastructure critical to DeFi’s success — focusing on enhanced liquidity mechanics and robust onchain market operation. All products of Bancor, including Carbon DeFi and the Arb Fast Lane, are governed by the Bancor DAO. Carbon DeFi — Powered by Bancor’s latest patented technologies: Asymmetric Liquidity and Adjustable Bonding Curves. Live on Ethereum, Sei, Celo, COTI, and TAC. The Arb Fast Lane — Carbon DeFi’s built-in solver system and DeFi’s most advanced arbitrage infrastructure, powered by Marginal Price Optimization, a new method of optimal routing. Website | MCP Server | Blog | X/Twitter | YouTube | Governance

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    A trading strategy is only as reliable as every system it relies on to function. If it depends on an oracle, the data must remain accurate and free from manipulation. If it depends on a keeper, the keeper must remain operational, correctly detect when an action is required and successfully submit the transaction – without being exploited or creating a privileged execution path that an attacker can exploit. If it depends on a hook, the externally deployed contract must not be malicious and its code must behave as expected every time the order trades. Each third-party dependency introduces another point of failure. On @CarbonDeFixyz, all five strategy types and their functionality are native to the protocol. ☑️ The maker defines the prices, ranges, budgets and direction. ☑️ Orders remain one-directional. ☑️ Recurring Orders automatically rotate proceeds between linked buy and sell orders. ☑️ Concentrated Liquidity automatically adds earned fees back into the position. No oracle, keeper or hook is required to maintain those behaviors. The maker defines the strategy. The protocol enforces it natively.

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    A trading strategy is only as reliable as every system it relies on to function. If it depends on an oracle, the data must remain accurate and free from manipulation. If it depends on a keeper, the keeper must remain operational, correctly detect when an action is required and successfully submit the transaction – without being exploited or creating a privileged execution path that an attacker can exploit. If it depends on a hook, the externally deployed contract must not be malicious and its code must behave as expected every time the order trades. Each third-party dependency introduces another point of failure. On Carbon DeFi, all five strategy types and their functionality are native to the protocol. ☑️ The maker defines the prices, ranges, budgets and direction. ☑️ Orders remain one-directional. ☑️ Recurring Orders automatically rotate proceeds between linked buy and sell orders. ☑️ Concentrated Liquidity automatically adds earned fees back into the position. No oracle, keeper or hook is required to maintain those behaviors. The maker defines the strategy. The protocol enforces it natively.

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    Arbitrage and sandwich attacks are both categorized as MEV, but they have fundamentally different effects: one improves market efficiency, while the other exploits user transactions. Arbitrage responds to price discrepancies that already exist. It brings prices across markets back into alignment. A sandwich attack creates an artificial price movement around another user’s transaction, forcing them into a worse execution. Bancor’s infrastructure treats them accordingly. @CarbonDeFixyz's one-directional orders are immune to sandwich attacks by design. The Arb Fast Lane searches for arbitrage opportunities across Carbon DeFi and all major DEXs on a network to help fill orders, keep strategies actively trading, and maintain price alignment across the chain. One manufactures market inefficiencies. The other corrects them.

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    Not all market participants need liquidity to behave the same way, and not all markets should behave the same way. A token project may want to fund future development by creating a sell range order – eliminating slippage, the need for multiple trades, and risk of sandwich attacks. A stablecoin issuer may need to create buy and sell walls around its peg. A trader may want to trade a volatile pair using linked buy and sell orders that repeat as the market moves between them. A liquidity provider may want two-sided exposure within a concentrated range or across the full range. @CarbonDeFixyz supports five strategy types natively, all individually owned and managed, with zero third-party dependencies. Makers define how their liquidity behaves through their own prices, ranges, budgets and strategy parameters – all adjustable onchain without withdrawing and recreating the position.

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    Before you execute a trade, provide liquidity or make a market, ask yourself “What exactly do I want to achieve?” On @CarbonDeFixyz, each strategy type gives a different set of instructions, all native to the protocol. → Limit Order Buy or sell at one exact price. The order remains open until it is filled, paused or cancelled. → Range Order Buy or sell progressively across a custom price range. This is useful when you want to scale into or out of a position rather than trade the entire budget at one price. → Recurring Order Link separate buy and sell orders with a custom spread. Tokens acquired through one order automatically fund the other, allowing the strategy to repeat as the market moves between them. → Concentrated Liquidity Provide two-sided liquidity within a single price range. The position gradually buys and sells as the market moves through it. Makers define the range and fee tier, while earned fees are automatically compounded into the position. → Full Range Liquidity Provide two-sided liquidity across the entire price curve, from zero to infinity. The position remains available regardless of how far the market moves. The right structure depends on the objective. Define the behavior first. Then choose the strategy type that expresses it.

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    A centralized exchange makes you break a trading strategy into individual instructions. Carbon DeFi lets you put the broader strategy onchain. In the clip below, Bancor Project Lead Dr. Mark Richardson (@MBRichardson87) explains how Carbon DeFi was designed around the way professional traders already structure their trades: ☑️ A single Range Order replaces a series of separate limit orders across multiple prices. ☑️ A Recurring Order links both sides of a strategy, the buy and the sell, with a custom spread. ☑️ Tokens received from one trade automatically fund the opposite trade at a different price. ☑️ The trader defines the prices and price ranges in advance, with no expiry. @CarbonDeFixyz isn’t simply an onchain orderbook. Define the range, the next trade, and the use of proceeds. Eliminate disconnected orders, manual steps, and third-party automation.

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    While team allocations are necessary for funding operations, they’re usually just seen as sell pressure and frowned upon by the community. Selling a large allocation at once can certainly shock the market. And selling gradually can mean repeated transactions, ongoing multisig coordination, and inconsistent execution with slippage and sandwich attacks. There's a better way. A Range Order on @CarbonDeFixyz allows a project to create a one-directional sell strategy paired against any standard ERC-20 token and funded with only its own token. The position sells progressively as the market moves through a predefined price range, selling into existing demand rather than overwhelming it. Team tokens can fund operations without the process becoming messy or inefficient. Instead, they can become transparent, project-owned liquidity governed by predefined rules and precise execution terms.

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    One of the most fundamental ideas in trading: buy low and sell high. Recurring Orders turn it into a continuous, automated cycle with a custom spread, adjustable prices, and zero third-party dependencies. Exclusive to @CarbonDeFixyz. Live on Ethereum, Sei, Celo, COTI, and TAC.

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    Token projects can define their buyback strategies in advance and make their orders live onchain with no expiry, no slippage, no risk of sandwich attacks, and no third-party dependencies. The strategy only executes when its custom conditions are met. With @CarbonDeFixyz, token projects can: 🔹 buy at a single price, or within a custom price range, scaling in and accumulating as the price decreases 🔹 adjust onchain without having to first withdraw funds 🔹 access liquidity from major DEXs chainwide through the built-in solver system 💡 Read the full blog below. 📩 For more information, contact @Here2DeFi.

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    If you're an onchain trader spending your time: Watching the charts. Waiting for a price. Waiting for an opportunity. Trying to make a move before it disappears. Dealing with: Slippage MEV sandwich attacks Missed opportunities You should be creating strategies on @CarbonDeFixyz instead. Price and budget are defined in advance and broadcast across the entire blockchain. • No expiry • 100% price certainty • Immunity to MEV sandwich attacks • Zero third-party dependencies • Adjustable onchain without having to withdraw funds • Choose from Limit, Range, and Recurring Orders

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    Native auto-compounding increases capital efficiency, putting otherwise idle funds to use without manual intervention. Users keep 100% of the fees earned, and those fees automatically continue working inside a fully adjustable strategy. Add or withdraw funds, edit prices with zero tick constraints, pause/unpause trading, and change strategy type without first having to withdraw and redeposit. And the bonus? Carbon DeFi’s built-in solver uses liquidity from all major DEXs chainwide, helping keep strategies actively trading.

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    MEV sandwich attacks are among the most predatory and costly threats in DeFi. A sandwich attack is a type of MEV (Maximal Extractable Value) exploit that manipulates transactions within a single block on a blockchain. Malicious bots exploit DeFi users by sandwiching their trades between front-running and back-running transactions, profiting at the user’s expense. AMMs inherently expose users to sandwich attacks due to their design: • Slippage: AMMs quote a price before a trade but adjust the price after the trade based on pool dynamics, leaving users vulnerable. • Price determination: The AMM dictates trade prices, not the user. • Liquidity depth: Shallow pools amplify price changes, increasing the risk of manipulation. 📝 More on this by Project Lead @MBRichardson87: The Optimum Sandwich: How to Exploit Blockchain Enthusiasts with Arbitrary Precision https://medium.com/carbondefi/the-optimum-sandwich-how-to-exploit-blockchain-enthusiasts-with-arbitrary-precision-e9131a2562b5 @CarbonDeFixyz's architecture removes the vulnerabilities enabling sandwich attacks. • No reliance on liquidity pools: Trades aren’t affected by pool rebalancing, slippage, or depth limitations. • Direct execution: Trades are executed at the exact price makers set, leaving no room for front-running or back-running. • Uses asymmetric liquidity: Each trade uses a single token bonding curve, rather than the multi-token bonding curves that AMMs use, sidestepping their inherent risks. • Encourages trading with maker-driven strategies: Users set their own prices, ensuring full control while eliminating the risk of MEV sandwich attacks when creating orders. They are then filled by “takers” including a built-in solver system that helps efficiently fill orders using liquidity from all major DEXs chainwide – at no additional cost to the user and with zero third party dependencies. 📝 More on how to gain immunity from MEV sandwich attacks using Carbon DeFi: https://medium.com/bancor/how-to-gain-immunity-from-mev-sandwich-attacks-21d5a572157b

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    Most DeFi protocols depend on price oracles to function. That dependency introduces a well-documented attack surface – oracle manipulation, the root cause of many major exploits in DeFi history. On @CarbonDeFixyz there are no oracles, no hooks, and no keepers. Removing the dependency removes the attack vector.

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    One Range Order on @CarbonDeFixyz does the work of hundreds of limit orders. 1. Combine any two standard ERC-20 tokens. 2. Define your price range and fund your strategy: 🟢 Buy ETH from $1950 down to $1800 🟥 Sell ETH from $2500 up to $2800 Live on Ethereum, Sei, Celo, COTI, and TAC → http://app.CarbonDeFi.xyz

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    On most DEXs, concentrated liquidity positions aren't adjustable. Funds need to be withdrawn and the position recreated. @CarbonDeFixyz concentrated liquidity positions offer: ✅ Custom spread ✅ No tick constraints ✅ Auto-compounding fees ✅ Adjustable prices, liquidity amount, & strategy type

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    The equal-weights constant product bonding curve, x * y = c^2 = k, is a special case of the generalized constant product bonding curve, x^(p) * y^(1 - p) = c, p ∈ (0, 1). The new bonding curve model from Bancor encompass both of these as special cases, among infinitely more. Project Lead, @MBRichardson87 introduces Carbon Alpha, an Arbitrary Mean Rate Exchange Protocol, and a new approach to DEX mechanics – defining the behavior first, then constructing the curve.

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    Introducing @CarbonDeFixyz's new one-step migration feature. Migrate your position. Set your spread. Keep 100%. Enabled by support for EIP-7702, liquidity providers can now move existing positions from other major DEXs with a single atomic transaction. https://medium.com/bancor/migrate-your-position-set-your-spread-keep-100-5e5c0e0a6198

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    What if bonding curves were defined by behavior, not shape? Introducing a new primitive for DEX design – An Arbitrary Mean-Rate Exchange Protocol Project Lead, @MBRichardson87 presents Bancor’s latest invention, the Mean-of-Derivatives (MoD) property, at @EthereumZurich. This principle inverts the traditional constructions; rather than defining a curve and deriving its rate behavior, instead, the desired rate behavior is defined first and the unique bonding curve which satisfies it is constructed therefrom.

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    Concentrated Liquidity on @CarbonDeFixyz isn’t typical concentrated liquidity. • Combine any two standard ERC-20 tokens • Define your own price range – no tick constraints • Set your own spread/fee tier • Native auto-compounding • Fully adjustable without having to withdraw funds • Built-in solver system using chainwide liquidity to help keep strategies actively trading Create your concentrated liquidity strategy → http://app.carbondefi.xyz

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    Carbon DeFi introduces purpose-built tools designed for profit-driven traders. Three key order types on @CarbonDeFixyz: 🎯 Limit Orders: Define the exact price at which to buy or sell – no expiry, full price certainty. 🪜 Range Orders: Exclusive to Carbon DeFi, scale into or out of a position across a custom price range. 🔃 Recurring Orders: Automate a defined buy-low / sell-high strategy, executing continuously without manual intervention.

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    Create custom trading strategies with zero third-party dependencies: • Maker-style limit orders — any two standard ERC-20 tokens, 100% price certainty • Native range orders — scale in or out across a custom price range, with partial fills and irreversible execution • Repeating buy low, sell high strategies with a custom spread — newly acquired tokens automatically rotate to fund the linked order 🗿 @CarbonDeFixyz

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    MEV sandwich attacks are one of the sneakiest and most predatory threats in DeFi, claiming over 26,000 victims in the last 30 days — and that’s just on Ethereum mainnet. Make yourself immune to sandwich attacks by becoming a maker on @CarbonDeFixyz🗿 https://medium.com/bancor/how-to-gain-immunity-from-mev-sandwich-attacks-21d5a572157b 🧵 For a deep, technical look into sandwich attacks, see @MBRichardson87's research in the thread below.

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    Professional traders don’t think in a single order. They think in "buy low, sell high — on repeat". On a traditional order book, that requires dozens of manual steps. On @CarbonDeFixyz, it's a single Recurring Strategy. As one order fills, the acquired tokens automatically fund a linked order at a different price point. " Built specifically to enable traders to do the stuff they're already doing, but in a way that is a lot more frictionless and a lot more intuitive. This product was designed with them in mind." — @MBRichardson87

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    Create an automated buy low, sell high trading cycle — exclusive to @CarbonDeFixyz 🗿 ⛓️ Two linked orders — one to buy, one to sell 🔃 Newly acquired tokens automatically rotate to fund the opposite order 🪄 Native to the protocol, without hooks or keepers

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    Projects need to sell tokens to fund operations and maintain runway. Dumping into AMMs kills price — for the project and for its community. A healthy, transparent alternative is to define a precise sell range on @CarbonDeFixyz, allowing supply to be sold as market demand moves through it.

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    Infinite cycles of buy low, sell high with just one Recurring Order. No more: ❌ Gas fees every time you trade ❌ Manually timing trades ❌ Constant chart watching ❌ Missed opportunities – whether it's a trade or time with friends and family ✅ Fund one or both sides ✅ Easily adjustable ✅ Liquidity auto-rotates from one order to the other ✅ Auto-compounds w/out manual intervention ✅ Makers pay zero fees on filled orders ✅ Orders are filled using chainwide liquidity 🗿 @CarbonDeFixyz

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    Deploy your own DEX — or integrate a complete trading stack — powered by Carbon DeFi’s Asymmetric Liquidity. @CarbonDeFixyz and the Arb Fast Lane provide one of the most advanced DEX stacks in DeFi: an onchain, orderbook-style trading system paired with a built-in solver that sources chainwide liquidity from major DEXs to efficiently fulfill orders and sustain activity. Built for precision and control, this infrastructure introduces features not available anywhere else in DeFi: 🔸 Maker-style limit, range, and recurring orders 🔸 100% price certainty with zero slippage 🔸 Immunity to MEV sandwich attacks 🔸 Customizable frontend or a turnkey DEX system In collaboration with Bancor developers, licensing includes current and future feature releases, performance upgrades, and deployment flexibility. For DEXs ready to scale, Carbon DeFi can be deployed as a standalone trading system or integrated directly into existing architectures. 📬 Contact @PrimalGlenn and schedule a 1:1 at @EFDevcon to discuss integrations and licensing opportunities.

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    The problem with token projects trying to become their own onchain market maker using traditional DEXs and prototypical CPAMMs? See what BD Lead, @PrimalGlenn, has to say about it in the video clip below 👇 It’s the inspiration behind @CarbonDeFixyz — a DEX built so any project or user can structure and automate their own onchain market making with: ✅ Non-overlapping orders ✅ Linked buy & sell orders ✅ Custom spread ✅ Automatic fund rotation — as one order fills, newly acquired tokens automatically rotate to fund the opposite order 100% onchain, automated, adjustable on the fly — and transparent. Contact Glenn or Project Lead, @MBRichardson87 to learn how to become your own onchain market maker, or to meet IRL at @EFDevcon 🇦🇷

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    Three New Record Highs for the Arb Fast Lane on @SeiNetwork – in just one week! The Arb Fast Lane set another new record for daily transactions on October 17 after breaking two previous records just days earlier: 🥇 Oct 17 — 20,820 🥈 Oct 12 — 19,660 🥉 Oct 10 — 15,546 A testament to Bancor’s high-performance arbitrage infrastructure powering onchain efficiency.

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    A trading primitive exclusive to @CarbonDeFixyz 🗿 Two linked orders — one to buy, one to sell. When one fills, acquired tokens rotate to fund the linked order — creating a continuous buy low, sell high loop. • Any token pair, any prices, custom spread • Chainwide solver fulfillment • Rotating liquidity that compounds over time Automation, efficiency, and precision — all onchain, adjustable, and available only on Carbon DeFi.

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    Sandwich Attacks on Ethereum (last 7 days): ⚠️ $3.5M+ stolen 📉 9,385 victims 💰 81 attackers One of DeFi’s most predatory exploits — still draining users daily. Use @CarbonDeFixyz — the only DEX immune to sandwich attacks, by design. How it can be prevented 👇 https://t.co/XgHtbOTOKE

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    Bancor Co-founder @eyal Hertzog takes the Main Stage at @Zebu_live, the UK's flagship Web3 summit, to discuss “From DeFi to Institutional: The Pipeline of DeFi” Catch the panel on Day 1 — 🗓 Tuesday, October 21 🕥 10:35 AM (London Time) https://t.co/gouqlDJhoW

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    🌱 Step away from the charts this weekend without missing a trade. 🗿 @CarbonDeFixyz • Custom, pre-set strategies • 100% price certainty • Built-in solver system, accessing chainwide liquidity Limit Orders • Buy or sell at your exact price. The only DEX with Maker-style limit orders, free of 3rd party dependencies. Range Orders • Scale in or out of your custom price range. One-directional, irreversible trades. Partial fills supported. Recurring Orders • Automate buy-low / sell-high cycles with custom spread. Auto-compounding, adjustable, single sided funding supported. 🗿 Trade on your terms. Stay in control. Your strategies keep working — even when you don't.

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    Proud to have @CarbonDeFixyz be the All-in-One DEX on @TacBuild 🫰,✨ The @ton_blockchain community and (soon ™) 1B Telegram users benefit from exclusive Carbon DeFi features, the only DEX to offer: 🎯 Native, onchain Maker-style Limit Orders 🎚️ Scaling in and out via Range…

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    Eliminate slippage entirely and get 100% price certainty every time you trade onchain with @CarbonDeFixyz 90 seconds that explain it all 👇 https://t.co/5a591OSddO

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    Let the games begin! Top traders by volume win: 🥇 2,000 GVNR 🥈 1,000 GVNR 🥉 333 GVNR • Bancor × @gvnrdao swag packs for random participants 🎁 To enter: • Pair $GVNR with $USDC, $USDT, $ETH, or $BNT on @CarbonDeFixyz • Fund with at least $100 worth of GVNR Details 👇 Quote [@gvnrdao](https://www.twitter.com/gvnrdao/status/1952429364194443665) > ⏰ THE $GVNR TRADING COMPETITION IS LIVE > This is your chance to win a share of 3333 $GVNR. > > To Get Involved: > 🔸 Create a live strategy on @CarbonDeFixyz > 🔸 Fund it with a minimum of $100 of $GVNR > 🔸 Start volume trading $GVNR > > For More Detail: > https://t.co/2JOG5mNaNK https://t.co/2M1ImJJtKV

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    TAC (🫰,✨️) (@TacBuild)

    DeFi summer yields looking good here🫰 In partnership with @bancor x @merkl_xyz x @CarbonDeFixyz Quote [@Bancor](https://www.twitter.com/Bancor/status/1952028678558540092) > Bancor on @TacBuild is heating up 🔥 > > @CarbonDeFixyz & Arb Fast Lane Stats > 🔸 35,000+ trades > 🔸 9,400+ arbs > 🔸 400+ strategies — and counting > > Top Earning Opportunities via @merkl_xyz > 🥇 cbBTC/TAC: 272% > 🥈 WETH/TAC: 218% > 🥉 LBTC/TAC: 162% > > Curious how users are trading? 👇 https://t.co/JhbzIsJoO3

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    Bancor (@Bancor)

    It’s not about replicating the CEX experience. It’s about building beyond it. 🎯 Buy or sell at an exact price – and receive that exact amount. 🎚️ Customize a buy or sell price range and fully automate scaling in or out of a position. 🔃 Automate a repeating “buy low, sell high” strategy with a custom spread – funded on one or both sides. ♾️Create a full-range liquidity position – trade from zero to infinity. 🔀 Concentrated liquidity with custom fees, no ticks constraints – and auto-compounding built in. 🤖 Built in trading bot – executes trades using liquidity from all major DEXes on the network. 🛡️ All components are native to @CarbonDeFixyz – with zero third-party dependencies & full user control. 🗿 Pre-set your trades now on Ethereum, @SeiNetwork, @Celo, and @COTInetwork.

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