Exit costs 21 Aug 2026, 23:03 UTC

A $100,000 sell of UQC on Ethereum returns $1,379.38.

That is 98.6% lost on the way out, measured against routed quotes rather than a pool balance. We measure the same size every day, so the number is comparable across tokens and over time.

Token: UQC
Chain: Ethereum
Sell size: $100,000
Actually fills: $1,379.38
Exit cost: 98.6%
Pool liquidity: $39,221.97

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