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  1. Key Principles

Amplification Coefficient

The amplification coefficient (A) in BitFLUX is a key parameter that enhances the liquidity pool's efficiency by adjusting the balance between stable and volatile states.

  • The amplification coefficient modifies the StableSwap invariant, balancing between constant sum and constant product behaviors:

A⋅nn⋅∑xi+D=A⋅D⋅nn+Dn+1nn⋅∏xi,A \cdot n^{n} \cdot \sum x_{i} + D = A \cdot D \cdot n^{n} + \frac{D^{n+1}}{n^{n} \cdot \prod x_{i}},A⋅nn⋅∑xi​+D=A⋅D⋅nn+nn⋅∏xi​Dn+1​,
  • This allows the pool to maintain low slippage while providing liquidity, acting like leverage. A higher value of A reduces slippage, making it more stable.

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