Price Impact [2] WMATIC / MTA / WETH
This example shows an increase in WMATIC only which evens out the ratios of deposit compare to the previous Multi-token example. Notice the decrease in price impact as the ratio is better managed.
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This example shows an increase in WMATIC only which evens out the ratios of deposit compare to the previous Multi-token example. Notice the decrease in price impact as the ratio is better managed.
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Pool traits at the time of writing:
Swap fee: 0.25%
WMATIC: 273,763
MTA: 1,023,625
WETH: 66.0812
Total BPT: 249494.507172\
The changes from the previous example will be notably base value of 10,000 WMATIC in BPT changing the calculations that follow.
The new Base Total BPT will change the proportional values as shown below.
In this case both of our Base Values for WMATIC and WETH are greater than the proportional values for an evenly distributed despot. This means that both deposits will be taxable in terms of the swap fee.
WMATIC
WETH
Finally, we can utilize these values to compare the invariant ratios between the initial and the after-swap fees are paid. This will determine the BPT we receive as opposed to what we would without any change in spot price.
Our invariant ratio, multiplied by the initial total pool tokens, will yield the total pool tokens and therefore the amount which we will receive during our deposit. This value in comparison with our Base Case will determine our price impact.
