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Deep Liquidity Pools

Definition

Deep Liquidity Pools are large collections of digital assets locked in smart contracts, facilitating trades on decentralized exchanges with minimal price slippage. These pools contain substantial quantities of various token pairs, allowing for efficient execution of significant buy or sell orders. The depth of these pools directly impacts the ease and cost of trading, providing greater stability for asset prices. Their presence is essential for healthy and active decentralized markets.