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[StableSwap] Issue 2: Stable Swap Algorithm #32
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Would love to tackle this! |
Is it okay if I tackle this? |
I'd like to take this issue. |
Let me handle this issue! |
hey sir I'd like to handle this task. |
Hi, i have experience on Stable Swap. Could i take this issue?. Thanks |
Hi @polarker, I’d like to resolve this. I have experience in Javascript/TypeScript so it would be easier to pickup Ralph. I will review some existing Solidity/others implementation and follow the issue to deliver the issue successfully. |
Can I contribute to this one? i have somewhat experience in similar projects, i think i can get this done in 2 days |
Can i work on this one? I have experience implementing uniswap v2 architecture |
Hello! Please wait for the issue #31 to be solved, it will provide base contract and boilerplate code 🙏 |
May I try my hand at this? |
Could I take over this issue? |
To address thiis issue I would design an invariant swap algorithm, such as constant product, ensuring that the price of the same-valued assets is stable. Implement low-slippage trades and user-friendly swap operations in the pool. Test the mechanism through comprehensive unit and integration tests that satisfy edge case and extreme event conditions. |
Parent issue: #24
Objective:
Create a stable swap mechanism that ensures low-slippage trades between similarly-valued assets within the pool.
Description:
This issue focuses on implementing the stable swap algorithm based on an invariant function, such as the constant product or a similar stable swap algorithm.
Tasks:
Acceptance Criteria:
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