Smart Trade - Whitepaper
Smart Trade
  • 🤖Welcome to Smart Trade-BOT
  • overview
    • đŸĒ™Smart-BOT Token
    • đŸ•šī¸Using Smart Trade-BOT
    • 🌐Community
    • 👮Security
  • tools
    • 1ī¸âƒŖFirst-Time User
    • âĢBuy Tokens
    • 🔄Copy Trade
    • âēī¸Method Sniper
    • â†”ī¸NFT`s and Metaverse
    • 🈁Mint NFT`s
      • Opensea
    • â†•ī¸Watchlist
    • #ī¸âƒŖScanners
    • 🔀Token Scan & Graphs
  • platform
    • đŸ’ĢMulti-wallet Swaps
    • 💰Platform Staking
      • 💲Staking
    • 🚧Fail Guard
  • utilities
    • â›“ī¸Link Wallet For Holder Benefits
    • đŸ§žâ€â™€ī¸Referrals Program
    • đŸ›¤ī¸Roadmap
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What is SmartGuard?

-> When SmartGuard is activated, it initiates a pre-transaction simulation to assess the likelihood of encountering an execution error before broadcasting your transaction onto the network.

-> The primary aim of SmartGuard is to minimize unnecessary gas expenditure by avoiding the submission of transactions predicted to fail. However, this feature introduces a certain level of latency to your trading process, as the simulation must be completed prior to executing the actual trade.

Why did my transaction face failure despite SmartGuard being active?

-> It's important to note that SmartGuard does not provide an absolute guarantee against all potential transaction errors. For instance, consider a swap transaction with a 5% slippage setting that is entirely valid and successfully simulates through SmartGuard. In scenarios where preceding transactions within the same block alter the price beyond the 5% range, your transaction may still encounter failure despite the activation of SmartGuard.

->This underlines the dynamic nature of the market and the inherent risks associated with trading.

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