Why can’t multiple coins be traded in a single transaction?

[Anonymous No.29989065]

Someone should make a protocol in which multiple assets can be swapped into one assets or even a variety of them, for which you decide the ratio. Is this possible or practical? It seems like it would save money on fees if you could just check multiple boxes of what you want to sell and similarly of what you want to buy. I guess the umbrella term for this would be “joint orders”. Highly complex but more efficient and cost effective than individual transactions, no?

[Anonymous No.29989224]

>>29989065
you have to be 18 to post here.

[Anonymous No.29989450]

>>29989065
Lol idiot

[Anonymous No.29989468]

>>29989224
He's 18 he's just smoking on good pack and I can't even tell what he's talking about

[Anonymous No.29989573]

>>29989065
The more complex a transaction the more gas it costs

[Anonymous No.29989652]

>>29989065
no

[Anonymous No.29989771]

>>29989652
Blackpilled again

[Anonymous No.29989796]

>>29989065

Some AMM protocols are offering at least some kind of what you're describing.

For traditional orderbook based exchanges the price discovery would be too difficult because you would need to fix the order sizes for at least one side of the trade

[Anonymous No.29989875]

>>29989065
maybe you have missed dexes, but most of them do that you blithering fool

[Anonymous No.29989986]

>>29989875
I’m talking about at once, you blithering fool. Name one DEX that does this

[Anonymous No.29990447]

>>29989986
Uniswap, Pancakeswap

[Anonymous No.29991008]

>>29990447
Since when can I take one asset and swap it for two distinct assets or take two assets and swap them for one asset, all on one transaction?

[Anonymous No.29991454]

>>29991008
Since ethereum made txs with multiple inputs/outputs/contract interactions possible. Most swaps are also swapped two times or more in one swap in order to fill the liquidity needed.