Estimate slippage with api

[pguardiario]

Is there a way to estimate slippage?

[bholagabbar]

Is there a way to estimate slippage?

Unfortunately not at the moment I don't think. Can ping @bleaker0x and ask if the SDK has a method that supports this ?

[bleaker0x]

There isn't a function for this which is publicly exposed, but the functionality is already available. @metagabbar I'll work on this today and ping you.

@pguardiario Just for clarification, are you looking to estimate slippage for same-chain token swaps, or cross-chain bridge swaps?

[bholagabbar]

There isn't a function for this which is publicly exposed, but the functionality is already available. @metagabbar I'll work on this today and ping you.

@pguardiario Just for clarification, are you looking to estimate slippage for same-chain token swaps, or cross-chain bridge swaps?

I think cross chain bridge swaps would be most useful. When you say same chain token swaps I'm assuming the stable swap pool. Don't think that's as useful right now

[pguardiario]

Yes, cross chain swaps for different tokens or for the same token. I'm not sure how the math on that works.

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