Fynd Goes Live in Turbine: Parallel Order Solving Now Available
Fynd Goes Live in Turbine: Parallel Order Solving Now Available
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Fynd is now operational within Turbine, introducing a dual-solving approach for token swaps.
Key features:
- Orders are processed simultaneously by both Fynd and APEX (Turbine's batch solver)
- Users automatically settle with whichever solver provides the better outcome
- Combines benefits of single-order routing and batch processing
How it works: Turbine settles orders peer-to-peer with other trades, across AMMs, RFQs, and Turbine Pools in unified batches. The APEX solver identifies complex multi-dimensional trade matches while maintaining uniform clearing prices for all traders on the same pair.
The parallel solving mechanism aims to optimize execution by letting competition between solvers determine the best settlement path.
It used to be: batching or single-order routing. Why not both? Fynd is now live in Turbine. Fynd and APEX (batch solver) solve your order in parallel. You settle with the best. Turbine. Get paid to wait.
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Fynd Enables Real-Time Arbitrage on Arbitrum with Accurate Gas Estimates
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