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What is token issuance?

Token issuance is one of the most important processes in the world of blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies. Essentially, token issuance is the process of creating new tokens that are then added to the total supply of the cryptocurrency.

Depending on the blockchain and cryptocurrency, token issuance may take different forms. Usually, token issuance is regulated by complex algorithmic calculations that determine the amount of tokens necessary for the blockchain ecosystem to function properly. The total supply of tokens for each cryptocurrency is different. The amount of tokens comprising the total supply is also calculated through complex algorithmic functions.

It is important that blockchain-based projects and cryptocurrencies, in general, detail how the process of token issuance works for their specific system. As there are numerous consensus mechanisms out there, different crypto blockchains have various setups when it comes to token issuance.
For example, the Bitcoin whitepaper details that there can only ever be 21 million Bitcoin tokens. Consequently, Bitcoin issuance will cease once this threshold of 21 million tokens is reached. Other cryptocurrencies have opted not to have a maximum supply limit. Regardless of the style and type of cryptocurrency, token issuance is one of the most important processes, and it has to be described in detail.

Going back to consensus mechanisms, some cryptocurrencies also utilize a process called token burning. This is the complete opposite of token issuance, as tokens are effectively destroyed forever. Some consensus mechanisms rely on a combination of token issuance and token burning to ensure there is agreement across the network of nodes.

Token issuance may also refer to the process of tokenization, in which an asset outside of the cryptocurrency ecosystem is added to the blockchain via a specific crypto token. In such cases, token issuance becomes the process of creating a token, yet not one that belongs to a cryptocurrency, but rather a token that represents an outside asset.

In the world of cryptocurrency, token issuance is very important. The rules governing token issuance on different projects help investors determine whether they want to invest in the project or not. Additionally, these rules can also have an impact on the valuation of cryptocurrencies. More often than not, cryptocurrencies that have a fixed maximum supply experience price hikes when the blockchain is close to reaching this maximum supply limit.

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the volumes traded across all futures contracts ($35B per day) remain somewhat subdued, especially compared to the elevated volumes when the market peaked at the ATH in March. This suggests that there has not yet been a significant impulse in trading activity and perhaps alludes to a higher dominance of single trade basis strategies and arbitrage positions within futures markets.

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The Bitcoin trading landscape has changed dramatically since 2016 when perpetual swaps were first introduced. These derivatives instruments have made Bitcoin trading much more sophisticated, allowing traders to use leverage and hedging strategies. The market's current state shows high activity, with total futures positions (Open Interest) hitting a record $32.9B - a sign of increasing leverage in the system.

What Is the Time-weighted Average Price (TWAP)?

The time-weighted average price (TWAP) is a trading indicator based on weighted average price, which shows the average price of an asset as it rises and falls during a given or specific time period.

In traditional finance, stock brokers often help traders and clients to execute large orders algorithmically over a set period of time to get the best price and reduce market impact. This happens through a TWAP order, which gives an asset’s price over a set period of time.

The brokers must first identify the opening, closing, high and low prices for the asset on a given day and then find the average of those daily prices for each day when tracking the asset to calculate the TWAP. Using the TWAP value, a large order into a few small orders is valued at the TWAP price because it is deemed the most critical.

Once each order is executed, there will be a delay for (duration/order count) minutes. For example, if the duration is 30 minutes, and the order count is 6, then there will be a (30 / 6) = 5-minute delay between each order. Generally, traders do this to avoid letting a huge order suddenly increase the value of a given asset in the market.

TWAP can be calculated for any specified time duration and does not take into consideration the number of shares traded at each price point measured, unlike the volume-weighted average price (VWAP) indicator. 

However, in Decentralized Finance (DeFI), a Decentralized Exchange (DEX) using a time-weighted average market maker (TWAMM) aims to help traders execute large orders as efficiently and as quickly as possible, at low gas prices and without negatively affecting price.

This makes things much simpler while allowing traders and users to set relevant parameters without having to pay intermediary fees, unlike in traditional finance.

#BTC didn't retraced lower and made a new #ATH from the previous market structural support area. Price again forming a support and might gonna see a new All-time high by NY session. Nothing much can be done here, as there's no level to the left, just hold the coins and enjoy the roller coaster. Next push can be estimated towards the $77,600 and then $82,300.

What Is a Time-Weighted Automated Market Maker (TWAMM)?

TWAMM refers to Time-Weighted Automated Market Maker. Its aim is to help traders execute large orders with minimal slippage and low gas fees without negatively affecting the price.

In traditional finance (TradFi), traders will often employ brokers to execute large orders algorithmically over a designated time frame, which often gets them the best price. This is often done in the most straightforward way via a Time-Weighted Average Price (TWAP) order, which gives a security or asset’s price over the designated time frame.

For example, when large traders want to buy an asset, like $10 million worth of Solana, they cannot just execute that as one trade as it will increase the market price by a large number. Typically they will use a trading desk or an algorithm to break down the $10 million order into smaller orders of $1,000 across many hours or days to have less impact on price in the market.
The TWAMM strives to emulate TWAP orders by breaking them up into a combination of an almost infinite number of small orders via an automated market maker (AMM) over a period of time.

This method of trading may result in prices deviating from the crypto market as a whole. The TWAMM relies on arbitrageurs to mitigate this issue, by trading against the AMM’s price to return it back to the market price, ensuring effective execution for long-term orders.

When traders place large buy orders on AMMS, they face the same problems encountered in TradFi due to the constant product formula utilized by the AMM, and buying all at once pushes market makers to raise the price against the trader. Breaking up the trades manually as an alternative can be time-consuming and costs extra gas fees due to the additional transactions required. The TWAMM aims to resolve this issue by automating the small trades, maximizing the smoothness of executing trades at minimal gas fees.

The TWAMM algorithm is one of the first in DeFi which allows users to enter parameters on how much to buy and sell of an asset over a time period like 1 week, number of hours, or days without going to a CEX or some trading desk.

As DeFi and crypto become more mainstream and larger investors enter the market, features like the TWAMM will become essential in facilitating a better trading experience for all users, further facilitating the adoption and usage of DEXs.

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