How It Works
Think of a Likely bundle like a database transaction. The exchange uses a sophisticated mechanism to ensure that your instructions are followed exactly.The Rollback
If any part of your bundle fails (e.g., a limit price is no longer available):- The engine looks at the Undo Log.
- It instantly replaces any changes made during the simulation.
- Your balances and positions are restored to the exact state they were in before the bundle was attempted.
Why Traders Need This
Atomic execution is the foundation for advanced trading activity: Arbitrage without Fear- Step 1: Buy YES on Market A
- Step 2: Sell YES on Market B
- The Likely way: If Step 2 fails, Step 1 is undone. You still have your original capital.
- Step 1: Cancel old quotes
- Step 2: Split USDC into new shares
- Step 3: Place new quotes on both sides
- The Likely way: Protects you from being “half-live” if the system is congested.
Failure Policies at a Glance
You decide how “atomic” your bundle should be:Next Steps
- Explore Exchange Operations
- Learn about Batch Auctions
- Understand Protocol Liquidity