A lot of people yap about @anoma, but don't talk about the projects that actually want to build on Anoma

That's where SullySwap comes into play

SullySwap is building a dark pool aggregator which means your orders are hidden. This is common in stocks and useful because:

1. Reducing Market Impact

If someone wants to buy millions of tokens, placing that order on a public exchange would signal demand to other traders. That could drive the price up before the order is filled, costing the buyer more. Dark pools help avoid this by keeping the order hidden until execution.

2. Improved Liquidity for Large Trades

They provide a venue for large buyers and sellers to find counterparties without distorting the visible supply and demand on public exchanges. This adds hidden liquidity to the market.

3. Better Execution Prices

Because trades in dark pools don’t broadcast size and direction, institutions can often execute closer to the current market price, minimizing "slippage" (the difference between the expected price and the actual fill price).

4. Privacy and Anonymity

Dark pools mask the identity of the traders, protecting institutions from predatory strategies like high-frequency trading (HFT) algorithms that exploit visible large orders.

5. Market Efficiency

By absorbing big block trades outside of public exchanges, dark pools reduce short-term volatility that might otherwise arise if those trades hit the open market all at once.