Second Education: Understand 'Slippage' in DEXs and How to Minimize It
Have you ever tried to buy a token on a DEX and the final price was different from what you saw on the screen? This is called 'slippage'. It occurs due to volatility or low liquidity between the moment the order is placed and its execution. To minimize it, always adjust the "slippage tolerance" in the DEX settings (low values for liquid pairs, slightly higher for coins with low liquidity).
Before your next swap on a DEX, review the slippage settings. Click on UNI or CAKE to go to the platforms and simulate a swap.