According to @EmberCN, a whale sold roughly 14.45 million ADA worth about 7.03 million dollars via the ADA/USDA pair on Minswap, but the pool’s approximately 1.9 million dollars liquidity caused extreme slippage, returning only 847,000 dollars in USDA and an estimated 6.18 million dollars loss at minus 88 percent. Source: @EmberCN on X; DexScreener Cardano ADA/USDA pair page. The address reportedly held 14.45 million ADA since August 2025 with no prior activity before executing the sale today, underscoring high execution risk when order size exceeds DEX liquidity depth on Cardano. Source: @EmberCN on X; DexScreener Cardano ADA/USDA pair page. Trading takeaway: verify pool depth versus order size, split large exits, set tight slippage limits, or route through higher-liquidity paths to avoid catastrophic price impact when exiting ADA on-chain. Source: @EmberCN on X; DexScreener Cardano ADA/USDA pair page.

According to @ItsDave_ADA, new development work delivers real-time chain sync for Minswap and SundaeSwap with parallel threading, auto-pool pickup, and full support for V1 and V2 on both DEXs. Source: @ItsDave_ADA. The toolset exposes outgoing swaps, slippage tolerance estimation, expected pool price after batching, and new pool prices, providing traders with live market mechanics across Cardano DEX liquidity pools. Source: @ItsDave_ADA.

According to @ItsDave_ADA, all $PALM trades are currently processed through Minswap, allowing traders to save on ADA fees by avoiding aggregators like DexHunter that charge for single splits. This is a strategic move for traders seeking cost efficiency and direct access to liquidity pools.

According to @ItsDave_ADA, Minswap's removal of batcher fees significantly reduces the cost of swaps on the Cardano blockchain, enhancing the competitiveness of its DEX at a crucial time for the ecosystem.