- Efficient Order Routing: Solvers search all available on-chain liquidity to get the best rates for the trades in a batch at the time the orders are executed. Sometimes a solver will split a trade between multiple liquidity sources to reduce price impact.
- Private Off-Chain Liquidity: Solvers may also have access to private market maker liquidity that provides better prices that on-chain liquidity and is not indexed by other DEXs or aggregators.
- Coincidence of Wants: Peer-to-peer Coincidences of Wants match traders against each other and give better prices because they cost less in gas and avoid liquidity provider fees charged by AMMs. CoWs provide additional gas savings in cases where orders share the same direction and trading pairs - they all get grouped into a single order rather than executing individually.