Hey, have you noticed? The price you see when placing an order sometimes differs significantly from the final execution price. This is especially true for large BTC orders worth millions of dollars—when they sequentially fill multiple ask levels, the average cost can rise substantially by the time the entire order completes. So even if the trading page shows low fees, it’s crucial to check at what price your order actually executed. Nado PRIME, launching in Q4 by @nadoHQ, aims to bring deeper liquidity to large-volume trades. As outlined in the design, the existing order book will continue operating alongside institutional market maker quotes. Users will still place orders through the same account and interface; behind the scenes, the smart order router will select the optimal execution channel based on order size and pricing. If the order book offers better prices, it will be used; if institutional quotes are more favorable, PRIME will step in. When needed, a single order can even be split across multiple market makers, with final settlement settled on-chain. For users, the convenience lies in not having to manually seek out market makers, negotiate quotes back and forth, or transfer funds between accounts just to access different execution channels. Positions are also interoperable: positions opened via PRIME can be closed through the order book, offering greater operational flexibility. And as for fees—transactions executed through PRIME carry 0% trading fees. We’re excited to see how, once live, multiple market makers quoting on the same large order can improve execution prices. After all, every small reduction in slippage means more funds stay in your account.