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# Swap
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Just like any other decentralized exchange, Solid Sync allows users to exchange tokens for others. The price and slippage of a trade are calculated based on the total value locked in the liquidity pairs and whether arbitrage has balanced out the pool to reflect the appropriate market rate. This means that users can trade tokens with the confidence that the price is fair and accurately reflects market conditions.\
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On Solid Sync there are two types of Liquidity Pools, which have two types of swap curves:
* Volatile (UniV2-Style): The most basic of them all is the volatile 50/50 liquidity pool. This means that each volatile pool will have an equal weight (in dollar value) of each token paired with one another.
* The volatile swap curve used is:
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