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AtomicDEX Limits Order-Spam; Arbitrage Only Against Existing Orders

I observe that on AtomicDEX an arbitrageur can only confirm an already prepared order by submitting the opposite order on another venue (for example, Binance).

They cannot flood the pool with thousands of their own orders and then cancel them to manipulate prices or front-run trades.

This limits abusive order-spamming tactics, although legitimate cross-exchange arbitrage is still feasible by matching existing liquidity.

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Analysis

The protocol design forces arbitrage to rely on pre-existing orders, reducing the potential for spoofing or pool flooding. This improves on-chain liquidity integrity but does not stop arbitrage that l...

Recommendation

Monitor orderbook behavior and liquidity depth on AtomicDEX; no urgent trading action required, but watch for cross-exchange spreads if seeking arbitrage opportunities.

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