For Traders
Consider the total cost to trade
Prices and Liquidity vary between exchanges, to make sure you are getting the best deal it's important to consider the total cost to trade. This includes not just the spot price, but transaction overhead (such as gas fees), trade overhead (broker, liquidity, and platform fees), as well as the slippage given the size of your trade and the available liquidity on each exchange.
Honeyswap is on xDai and so the transaction overhead is negligible. Compared to Uniswap and other Ethereum based decentralized exchanges, where transaction overhead can often be between 5 and 20 dollars per trade depending on network congestion, trading on Honeyswap can reduce your transaction overhead significantly.
Honeyswap has the same trade overhead as Uniswap, a 0.3% fee on each trade. For reference maker and taker fees on Coinbase are currently 0.5%.
Honeyswap is still a very small exchange and liquidity for many assets is much lower than on other exchanges so traders may experience greater price slippage which must be factored into their total cost to trade. This effect is greater the larger the size of the trade.
Bottom line, If you are interested in making many small trades then Honeyswap will often have a much lower total cost to trade than other alternatives.
Spot price
Honeyswap is an automated market maker (AMM) exchange. This means the price is determined through buy and sell exchanges.
Gas Fees
On xDai the gas price never needs to be higher than 1 GWEI. See how much you have spent in fees on the Ethereum Mainnet.
Networks
Average Fee
Eth Mainnet
$3
xDai
$0.0004
Matic
$0.000001
Broker, Liquidity, and Platform Fees
Honeyswap platform fees are 0.3%. This is competitive with most exchanges. 0.25% go to the liquidity providers and 0.05% goes back as revenue to the 1Hive common pool.
Exchanges
Taker
Maker
Binance
0.10%
0.1%
OKEX
0.15%
0.10%
Bitfinex
0.20%
0.10%
Kraken
0.26%
0.16%
Uniswap
0.30%
0.30%
Honeyswap
0.30%
0.30%
Coinbase Pro
0.50%
0.50%
Slippage
Slippage is the difference in price paid relative to the spot price. Slippage is a function of trading volume, trade size, and liquidity. For you to have the lowest possible slippage you want trading volume and trade size to be low, and liquidity to be high.
Tools
Honeyswap - Used to make trades on xDai.
Honeyswap Analytics - See charts, trade volume, pool liquidity, and other platform analytics.
Coingecko - Honeyswap data is integrated into coingeckos token market dataset.
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