Decentralized Automation Without Centralized Risks
Decentralized exchange Sushiswap has integrated dSLTP, a stop‑loss and take‑profit protocol powered by Orbs’ Layer‑3 infrastructure, enabling users to automate trade execution directly on the decentralized exchange.
The upgrade adds to Sushiswap’s existing Orbs‑based tools, including dLIMIT and dTWAP. According to a media statement, traders can now set automated orders that trigger when preset price levels are reached, allowing risk management and profit‑taking without giving up asset custody.
The protocol is already live on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and Katana, extending advanced order types across multiple networks. Unlike centralized exchanges, dSLTP uses decentralized infrastructure rather than servers or custodians. Orders execute onchain through Orbs’ network.
“Stop-loss and take-profit orders are among the most widely used tools in trading, yet they’ve largely been unavailable in a decentralized environment,” said Ran Hammer, vice president of business development at Orbs. “By bringing dSLTP to Sushiswap, we’re giving traders the ability to automate risk management and execution without sacrificing the transparency and self-custody that make decentralized finance, or DeFi, unique. It’s another milestone in closing the gap between centralized and decentralized trading experiences.”
Users can configure trigger prices, optional limit prices, expiration windows, and percentage‑based strategies. Orders can be monitored or canceled through the Sushiswap interface. Stop‑loss orders execute when prices fall below a set level, while take‑profit orders trigger at a target price. Together, they automate downside protection and profit capture.
The launch expands Orbs’ suite of decentralized trading protocols, which includes dLIMIT, dTWAP, Liquidity Hub, and Perpetual Hub, all aimed at bringing traditional trading features on‑chain.
As decentralized exchanges evolve, demand for advanced order types continues to grow. With dSLTP live, Sushiswap now offers automated trading tools comparable to centralized platforms while remaining fully onchain.
