With Time Weighted Average Price (TWAP) on SIZE, professional traders can virtually split up and execute large trades at a time-weighted average price.
Why is TWAP important?
TWAP gives market liquidity time to recover so large trades can be finalized with zero price impact and 100% efficiency.
TWAP on SIZE finally unlocks the full potential for large order flows on Ethereum.
We bring large order flows on-chain.
Integral builds simple, powerful and professional tools for the DeFi trader. With an average order size 3x Uniswap, we have a successful history of serving whales. If you consider yourself a crypto whale or institution that likes to trade with size, welcome home!
Integral SIZE
Made for small cap tokens ($CVX)
30-min TWAP
Zero price impact
Integral FIVE
Made for big cap tokens (ETH, wBTC, stables)
5-min TWAP
Low price impact
$500M trade vol. executed
Roadmap
On-chain DCA
L2 Support
OTC Protocol
More token pairs
About Integral
What the media is saying
“Whenever another exchange tries to beat us with better liquidity, we mirror this liquidity onto ourselves.” Investors have poured $239 million into the platform on launch day.
Integral, a new kind of trading protocol that launched in March 2021 and whose team is positioning it to compete with both decentralized crypto exchanges like Uniswap and centralized crypto exchanges like Coinbase.
Integral introduces a concept of time-delayed execution meaning that trades are executed after a wait period.
“The substantial growth of DeFi TVL also points toward continued interest in the space from both institutions and retail investors alike, co-founder of Integral, who goes by the pseudonym 0xDorsal, said.
From the blogs
Integral Team
August 9, 2022
Update to the Recent Vulnerability Report
There have been no reports of fund loss or LPs being exposed to excessive amounts of impermanent loss. All user funds remain safe while the team works on this.
Integral Team
August 5, 2022
Understanding Slippage on Arbitrum
We are doing a series of posts about whale trading on L2. In part one, we looked at general activity on Sushiswap and Uniswap. This time we will focus in on slippage to understand how the lower liquidity on Arbitrum impacts large trades.
