QuickSwap Introduces TWAP Orders for DCA Trading
QuickSwap Introduces TWAP Orders for DCA Trading
馃敟 DCA Trading Unlocked
QuickSwap, a decentralized exchange on the Polygon network, has introduced a new feature called TWAP (Time-Weighted Average Price) orders. This advanced trading tool allows users to execute dollar cost averaging (DCA) strategies by splitting larger orders into smaller trades executed over time. The TWAP function is accessible directly from the 'Swap' page and enables users to DCA into token positions at the current market price or via limit order prices. The feature is powered by Orbs Network and allows users to set the total number of trades, trade interval, and maximum duration for their TWAP orders.
Did you know that you can execute TWAP (Time-Weighted Average Price) orders on QuickSwap? This advanced trading feature allows users to DCA (dollar cost average) into token positions and can be accessed directly from the 'Swap' page. The TWAP function is currently available on
QuickSwap Ending Polygon PoS Farm Rewards, Shifting Focus to Base
QuickSwap will discontinue farm rewards on Polygon PoS on March 25 at 1:00 PM UTC. **Key Points:** - Existing liquidity providers on Polygon don't need to take immediate action - LP positions will remain active and continue earning trading fees - Farm rewards are moving to Base network going forward - Users seeking additional incentives can migrate their liquidity to Base This represents a strategic shift in QuickSwap's reward distribution, concentrating incentives on Base while maintaining basic functionality on Polygon.
馃敭 Beyond Basic DeFi
**The Aggregated** is hosting a Twitter Spaces discussion exploring advanced DeFi use cases beyond simple trading and staking. The session will cover: - Borrowing against LP (liquidity provider) tokens - Using prediction market position tokens as collateral - Other innovative DeFi applications Hosted by **@protofire** and community members, the conversation aims to showcase practical applications that extend DeFi's utility. **Episode 154** takes place March 20 at 3:00 PM UTC. [Join the Space](https://x.com/i/spaces/1vJpPrgAlvmJE?s=20)
QuickSwap Buys Back 2.75M QUICK Tokens in Weekly Repurchase Program
QuickSwap executed a buyback of **2,750,500 QUICK tokens** over the past week, marking an increase from the previous week's 2,207,500 tokens. **Recent buyback activity:** - March 18: 2,750,500 QUICK - March 10: 2,207,500 QUICK (~0.23% of supply) - March 4: 3,249,000 QUICK - February 12: 3,437,500 QUICK (0.34% of supply) The DEX continues its consistent token repurchase strategy, with buybacks occurring weekly. The program aims to reduce circulating supply and support token value for the Polygon-based decentralized exchange.
Legend of Base Game Integrates Exclusive QuickSwap NFT Character
Legend of Base has integrated an exclusive QuickSwap NFT character into their game. Players can now mint this special dragon-themed character by playing the game. **Key Details:** - Exclusive QuickSwap character available in-game - Players can mint the NFT through gameplay - Dragon-themed design - Built on Base network This integration represents a collaboration between the gaming platform and QuickSwap, bringing DeFi branding into the gaming experience.
QuickSwap Buys Back 2.3M QUICK Tokens, Reducing Supply by 0.23%
QuickSwap executed another weekly buyback, purchasing **2.294 million QUICK tokens** and removing **0.2294% of the total supply** from circulation. **Recent buyback activity:** - Week of Jan 27: 2.294M QUICK (0.2294% of supply) - Week of Jan 20: 2.08M QUICK (0.208% of supply) - Week of Jan 13: 3.9M QUICK (0.3917% of supply) The DEX has maintained consistent buyback programs throughout early 2026, systematically reducing token supply. These buybacks use protocol revenue to purchase tokens from the open market, creating deflationary pressure on the QUICK token. The cumulative effect of these weekly buybacks represents a meaningful reduction in circulating supply over time, potentially benefiting existing token holders through increased scarcity.