Slicr

Slicr lets users break a large on‑chain swap into multiple smaller slices that are executed over a chosen time span, aiming to keep price impact and slippage low. By spreading the order, the protocol attempts to preserve more value compared with a single, instantaneous trade, especially when market depth is limited.

The platform operates on the Base network and requires only a compatible wallet. Tokens remain in a non‑custodial on‑chain vault under the user’s control until each slice is executed, and the smart contracts are open‑source, audited, and built on OpenZeppelin libraries. Execution includes private mempool submission to mitigate sandwich attacks and front‑running, and the engine has been stress‑tested under high load and adverse network conditions.

Users configure the token pair, total amount, number of slices, and overall duration, then let Slicr handle the automated execution, delivering the resulting tokens directly back to the wallet without further interaction.