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@0xasrequired

very interesting and surprising results: public TWAPs apparently face less adverse selection than private TWAPs I haven’t read the paper, but the only reason I can think of for this off the top of my head is that public TWAPs get frontrun and the less favorable execution

This image shows the first page of an academic paper titled "Trading in the Sunshine or in the Shade: Market Impact and Adverse Selection on Hyperliquid" by Davide Barone and Fabrizio Lillo from Scuola Normale Superiore in Pisa, Italy. The paper's abstract discusses how publicly disclosed trading intentions on Hyperliquid reduce adverse selection and attract liquidity provision, and notably concludes that public TWAPs face lower execution costs than private TWAPs—which relates to the post's observation that public TWAPs experience less adverse selection despite being more susceptible to front-running, as they also exhibit greater liquidity provision.

AI visual note: This image shows the first page of an academic paper titled "Trading in the Sunshine or in the Shade: Market Impact and Adverse Selection on Hyperliquid" by Davide Barone and Fabrizio Lillo from Scuola Normale Superiore in Pisa, Italy. The paper's abstract discusses how publicly disclosed trading intentions on Hyperliquid reduce adverse selection and attract liquidity provision, and notably concludes that public TWAPs face lower execution costs than private TWAPs—which relates to the post's observation that public TWAPs experience less adverse selection despite being more susceptible to front-running, as they also exhibit greater liquidity provision.

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