Repository: cowprotocol/cow-sdk
Pull request #314: Slippage calculation rounding
Author: login: anxolin
Created: 2025-05-16T17:52:26Z | Merged: 2025-05-20T12:14:31Z

This PR is just a tiny proposal to do normal rounding instead of `ceil` (as I suggested in previous PRs).

In chosed `ceil` for the slippage tolerance, because I would want to make the suggestion "pessimistic", so I can be assure that the slippage is enough. 

The problem is that in practice, 1bps is not a big difference, so less is half a point (worst case using rounding), specially when we include a slippage for volume and a slippage for 50% of the fee (so we are already pessimistic).

One motivation to do this, is because empirically I was getting a lot of `51 BPS` when testing this. This is because, it adds `50 BPS` for the volume (so that's given), and the rest is because of the fee. 

So if the order is big enough to make the 50% less than half a point, I suggest to round it to `50 BPS` cause its weird to suggests users such an odd number: `51 BPS` 

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## Summary by CodeRabbit

- **Bug Fixes**
  - Adjusted rounding behavior for percentage calculations to round to the nearest integer instead of always rounding up.

- **Tests**
  - Updated and expanded test cases to accurately reflect the new rounding logic for percentage-based calculations, improving precision and coverage.
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Diff:
diff --git a/src/common/utils/math.ts b/src/common/utils/math.ts
index 76cbcdba8..bf2a135f1 100644
--- a/src/common/utils/math.ts
+++ b/src/common/utils/math.ts
@@ -5,20 +5,20 @@ const BPS_FACTOR = 10_000n
 /**
  * Convert a percentage to a bps value.
  *
- * It rounds up.
+ * It rounds to the nearest integer.
  *
  * @param percentage - The percentage to convert
  * @returns The bps value
  */
 export function percentageToBps(percentage: number | bigint): number {
   const bps = typeof percentage === 'bigint' ? Number(percentage * BPS_FACTOR) : percentage * Number(BPS_FACTOR)
-  return Math.ceil(bps)
+  return Math.round(bps)
 }
 
 /**
  * Apply a percentage to a bigint value
  *
- * Rounds up.
+ * Rounds to the nearest integer.
  *
  * @param value - The value to apply the percentage to
  * @param percentage - The percentage to apply
@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ export function percentageToBps(percentage: number | bigint): number {
  */
 export function applyPercentage(value: bigint, percentage: number): bigint {
   const valueMultiplied = (value * BigInt(Math.floor(percentage * SCALE))) / SCALE_BIGINT
-  const roundUp = valueMultiplied % 100n !== 0n ? 1n : 0n
 
+  const roundUp = valueMultiplied % 100n >= 50n ? 1n : 0n
   return valueMultiplied / 100n + roundUp
 }
diff --git a/src/trading/suggestSlippageFromFee.test.ts b/src/trading/suggestSlippageFromFee.test.ts
index 51e3492e9..5f45252d1 100644
--- a/src/trading/suggestSlippageFromFee.test.ts
+++ b/src/trading/suggestSlippageFromFee.test.ts
@@ -9,22 +9,27 @@ interface SuggestedFeeTest {
 }
 
 assertCases('handle different factors', [
-  { fee: 20n, factor: 0, expected: 0 },
-  { fee: 20n, factor: 1, expected: 1 },
-  { fee: 20n, factor: 25, expected: 5 },
-  { fee: 20n, factor: 50, expected: 10 },
-  { fee: 20n, factor: 75, expected: 15 },
-  { fee: 20n, factor: 100, expected: 20 },
-  { fee: 20n, factor: 200, expected: 40 },
-  { fee: 20n, factor: 100_000_000, expected: 20_000_000 },
+  { fee: 20n, factor: 0, expected: 0 }, // round(20*0) = 0
+  { fee: 20n, factor: 1, expected: 0 }, // round(20*0.01) = 0
+  { fee: 20n, factor: 2, expected: 0 }, // round(20*0.02) = 0
+  { fee: 20n, factor: 3, expected: 1 }, // round(20*0.03) = 1
+  { fee: 20n, factor: 25, expected: 5 }, // round(20*0.25) = 5
+  { fee: 20n, factor: 50, expected: 10 }, // round(20*0.5) = 10
+  { fee: 20n, factor: 75, expected: 15 }, // round(20*0.75) = 15
+  { fee: 20n, factor: 100, expected: 20 }, // round(20*1) = 20
+  { fee: 20n, factor: 200, expected: 40 }, // round(20*2) = 40
+  { fee: 20n, factor: 100_000_000, expected: 20_000_000 }, // round(20*1) = 20
 ])
 
 assertCases('Handle atoms', [
-  { fee: atoms(0.2), factor: 0, expected: 0 },
-  { fee: atoms(0.2), factor: 25, expected: 50000000000000000 },
-  { fee: atoms(0.2), factor: 50, expected: 100000000000000000 },
-  { fee: atoms(0.2), factor: 75, expected: 150000000000000000 },
-  { fee: atoms(0.2), factor: 100, expected: 200000000000000000 },
+  { fee: atoms(0.2), factor: 0, expected: 0 }, // round(0.2*1e18*0) = 0
+  { fee: atoms(0.2), factor: 1, expected: 2000000000000000 }, // round(0.2*1e18*0.01) = 2,000,000,000,000,000
+  { fee: atoms(0.2), factor: 2, expected: 4000000000000000 }, // round(0.2*1e18*0.02) = 4,000,000,000,000,000
+  { fee: atoms(0.2), factor: 3, expected: 6000000000000000 }, // round(0.2*1e18*0.03) = round(0.2*1e18*0.03)
+  { fee: atoms(0.2), factor: 25, expected: 50000000000000000 }, // round(0.2*1e18*0.25) = 50000000000000000
+  { fee: atoms(0.2), factor: 50, expected: 100000000000000000 }, // round(0.2*1e18*0.5) = 100000000000000000
+  { fee: atoms(0.2), factor: 75, expected: 150000000000000000 }, // round(0.2*1e18*0.75) = 150000000000000000
+  { fee: atoms(0.2), factor: 100, expected: 200000000000000000 }, // round(0.2*1e18*1) = 200000000000000000
 ])
 
 assertCases('Handle fee edge cases', [
diff --git a/src/trading/suggestSlippageFromVolume.test.ts b/src/trading/suggestSlippageFromVolume.test.ts
index 9d6a20d5d..a323c0372 100644
--- a/src/trading/suggestSlippageFromVolume.test.ts
+++ b/src/trading/suggestSlippageFromVolume.test.ts
@@ -16,12 +16,14 @@ describe('Sell orders', () => {
   const isSell = true
 
   assertCases('handle different factors', isSell, [
-    { ...baseParams, percentage: 0, expected: 0 },
-    { ...baseParams, percentage: 0.5, expected: 1 },
-    { ...baseParams, percentage: 10, expected: 2 },
-    { ...baseParams, percentage: 25, expected: 4 },
-    { ...baseParams, percentage: 50, expected: 8 },
-    { ...baseParams, percentage: 100, expected: 15 },
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 0, expected: 0 }, // round(15*0) = 0
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 0.5, expected: 0 }, // round(15*0.005) = 0
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 3, expected: 0 }, // round(15*0.03) = 0
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 4, expected: 1 }, // round(15*0.04) = 1
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 10, expected: 2 }, // round(15*0.1) = 2
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 25, expected: 4 }, // round(15*0.25) = 4
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 50, expected: 8 }, // round(15*0.5) = 8
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 100, expected: 15 }, // round(15*1) = 15
     { ...baseParams, percentage: 100_000_000, expected: 15_000_000 },
   ])
 
@@ -55,13 +57,16 @@ describe('Buy orders', () => {
   const isSell = false
 
   assertCases('handle different factors', isSell, [
-    { ...baseParams, percentage: 0, expected: 0 },
-    { ...baseParams, percentage: 0.5, expected: 1 },
-    { ...baseParams, percentage: 10, expected: 2 },
-    { ...baseParams, percentage: 25, expected: 5 },
-    { ...baseParams, percentage: 50, expected: 10 },
-    { ...baseParams, percentage: 100, expected: 20 },
-    { ...baseParams, percentage: 100_000_000, expected: 20_000_000 },
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 0, expected: 0 }, // round(20*0) = 0
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 0.5, expected: 0 }, // round(20*0.005) = 0
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 2.4, expected: 0 }, // round(20*0.024) = 0
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 2.5, expected: 1 }, // round(20*0.025) = 1
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 2.6, expected: 1 }, // round(20*0.026) = 1
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 10, expected: 2 }, // round(20*0.1) = 2
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 25, expected: 5 }, // round(20*0.25) = 5
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 50, expected: 10 }, // round(20*0.5) = 10
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 100, expected: 20 }, // round(20*1) = 20
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 100_000_000, expected: 20_000_000 }, // round(20*1) = 20
   ])
 
   assertCases('Handle atoms', isSell, [


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**Note regarding slippage calculation**

This code calls `suggestSlippageBps` which, according to the PR objectives, should now use normal rounding instead of ceiling rounding for slippage calculations. The change in rounding behavior would affect how the suggested slippage values are calculated, potentially resulting in cleaner values like 50 bps instead of 51 bps.

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The helper `percentageToBps` in `src/common/utils/math.ts` still uses `Math.ceil`, so every partial‐bps value is rounded up (e.g. 50.1 → 51 bps). To honor the PR’s goal of “normal rounding” and produce cleaner values (50.1 → 50 bps), switch to `Math.round`.  

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 export function percentageToBps(percentage: number | bigint): number {
   const bps = typeof percentage === 'bigint'
     ? Number(percentage * BPS_FACTOR)
     : percentage * Number(BPS_FACTOR)
-  return Math.ceil(bps)
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`17-20`: **Function documentation explains purpose but could be more detailed.**

The documentation explains the high-level purpose of the function but could benefit from more details about the return value units and potential edge cases.

Consider enhancing the documentation with:
```diff
 /**
  * Return the absolute slippage in the sell token that would allow the order to execute, even if the fee increases by the multiplying factor percent.
  *
+ * @returns The slippage amount in the same units as the fee (sell token amount)
+ * @throws Error if feeAmount or multiplyingFactorPercent is negative
  */
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The comment "Negative fees are not allowed" doesn't match the context, as this function deals with sell amounts, not fees. This suggests the comment might have been copied from another function.

```diff
 const sellAmount = isSell ? sellAmountAfterNetworkCosts : sellAmountBeforeNetworkCosts

-  // Negative fees are not allowed
+  // Negative sell amounts are not allowed
 if (sellAmount < 0n) {
   throw new Error('sellAmount must be non-negative: ' + sellAmount)
 }

-  // Multiplying factor must be a valid percentage
+  // Slippage percentage must be non-negative
 if (slippagePercent < 0) {
   throw new Error('slippagePercent must be non-negative: ' + slippagePercent)
 }
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`1-10`: **Interface naming could be more descriptive.**

The interface name `SuggestedFeeTest` doesn't align well with the function being tested, which calculates slippage from volume rather than fees.

Consider renaming to something more specific like `SuggestedSlippageFromVolumeTest` to better reflect its purpose:

```diff
-interface SuggestedFeeTest {
+interface SuggestedSlippageFromVolumeTest {
   sellBefore: bigint
   sellAfter: bigint
   percentage: number
   expected: number | string
   description?: string
   only?: boolean
}
```

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The interface uses `sellBefore` and `sellAfter` properties while the actual function parameters (as seen at lines 104-105) use longer names `sellAmountBeforeNetworkCosts` and `sellAmountAfterNetworkCosts`.

Consider aligning variable names with the actual implementation to improve consistency:

```diff
 interface SuggestedFeeTest {
-  sellBefore: bigint
-  sellAfter: bigint
+  sellAmountBeforeNetworkCosts: bigint
+  sellAmountAfterNetworkCosts: bigint
   percentage: number
   expected: number | string
   description?: string
   only?: boolean
 }
```

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`3-3`: **Version bump aligns with slippage calculation changes**

This version increment from RC.39 to RC.42 corresponds to the slippage calculation rounding changes described in the PR objectives, which switches from ceiling rounding to normal rounding for slippage tolerance.

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`1-2`: **Adding precision scaling factors for fixed-point arithmetic**

The addition of these constants creates a foundation for more precise fixed-point calculations without requiring external Big Decimal libraries. This approach is efficient and appropriate for financial calculations like slippage.

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`5-5`: **Updated import path reflects improved code organization**

The import path has been changed from `'./utils'` to `'./utils/misc'`, which indicates a reorganization of utility functions into a more structured directory hierarchy. This improves code maintainability without changing functionality.

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`25-25`: **Updated import path reflects improved code organization**

The import path has been updated from `'./utils'` to `'./utils/misc'` for multiple utility functions, consistent with the reorganization seen in other files. This improves code maintainability without changing functionality.

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`14-14`: **Approved: Import utilities from `utils/misc`**  
Switching `getTradeParametersAfterQuote` and `swapParamsToLimitOrderParams` imports to the `utils/misc` submodule is consistent with the reorganized directory structure.

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`30-30`: **Approved: Consistent addition of trailing commas**  
Trailing commas have been uniformly applied to parameter lists and function calls for improved style consistency in line with project conventions.  



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`8-8`: **Approved: Updated import path for getIsEthFlowOrder**  
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`9-9`: **Approved: Updated imports for adjustEthFlowOrderParams and calculateGasMargin**  
Changing the import source to `utils/misc` correctly reflects the new utility structure and maintains consistency with other modules.

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<summary>src/trading/suggestSlippageBps.ts (8)</summary>

`1-5`: **Code split with revised imports aligns with modular approach.**

The updated imports reflect the new modular approach to slippage calculation, importing specialized functions for fee and volume-based slippage components.

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`8-12`: **Constants for slippage bounds improve clarity and configurability.**

Defining explicit constants for minimum and maximum slippage values (MIN_SLIPPAGE_BPS and MAX_SLIPPAGE_BPS) as well as multiplier percentages makes the code more maintainable and the bounds more easily configurable.

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`34-36`: **Fee amount extraction is now more explicit.**

Explicitly extracting and converting the fee amount to BigInt improves code clarity and ensures proper numeric handling for calculations.

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`37-41`: **Fee slippage calculation is now modularized.**

Using the dedicated `suggestSlippageFromFee` function with the multiplier constant creates a cleaner separation of concerns.

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`43-49`: **Volume-based slippage component adds precision.**

Adding a separate slippage component based on volume impact with its own multiplier provides more accurate slippage calculation, especially for larger trades.

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`51-53`: **Aggregation of slippage components is straightforward.**

Simple summation of fee and volume components creates a clear, maintainable calculation pattern.

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`54-60`: **Conversion to percentage improves precision.**

Using the specialized `getSlippagePercent` function allows for more precise slippage calculations with proper handling of sell/buy order differences.

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`62-66`: **Clamping slippage to bounds ensures safety.**

The implementation of minimum and maximum bounds through `Math.max(Math.min())` ensures that slippage values remain within reasonable limits, preventing extreme values that could affect trade execution.


This change aligns with the PR objective of producing more intuitive slippage values by moving from ceiling rounding to normal rounding, which should address the issue of frequent 51 bps values.

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`32-32`: **Updated import path improves code organization.**

The import for `getTradeParametersAfterQuote` now comes from a more specific path, improving code organization by properly categorizing utility functions.

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`67-68`: **Code style consistency improved with trailing commas.**

The addition of trailing commas in function parameters, object literals, and array definitions improves code consistency and makes future additions cleaner in git diffs.



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<summary>src/trading/utils/slippage.test.ts (4)</summary>

`1-11`: **Well-structured test interface with comprehensive parameters.**

The test setup creates a clear interface for slippage tests with all necessary parameters (sell amounts before and after, slippage value, expected result) and optional fields for better test descriptions and selective test execution.

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`14-36`: **Comprehensive test cases for sell orders.**

The test suite for sell orders covers standard cases with various slippage values (0% to 10,000%), error handling for negative inputs, and precision cases with large numbers. This ensures the `getSlippagePercent` function works correctly across the full range of possible inputs for sell orders.

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`38-59`: **Buy order tests account for different calculation logic.**

The test cases for buy orders correctly account for the different calculation logic used compared to sell orders. The expected values reflect the proper ratio calculation based on sell amounts, ensuring accurate slippage calculation regardless of order type.

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`62-93`: **Reusable test helper improves maintainability.**

The `assertCases` function elegantly handles the test setup for both sell and buy orders, reducing code duplication. The precision check using `toBeCloseTo` with 6 decimal places ensures proper handling of floating-point comparisons.

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<summary>src/trading/suggestSlippageFromFee.ts (2)</summary>

`3-15`: **Well-documented interface with clear parameter descriptions.**

The `SuggestSlippageFromFeeParams` interface is well-documented, clearly explaining the purpose of each parameter including the multiplying factor concept for fee increases.

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`21-36`: **Input validation with descriptive error messages.**

The function properly validates that both `feeAmount` and `multiplyingFactorPercent` are non-negative, with clear error messages that include the problematic value. The implementation is simple and efficient, delegating the actual calculation to the `applyPercentage` utility function.


This implementation supports the PR objective of changing from ceiling rounding to normal rounding, as the actual rounding behavior is handled by the `applyPercentage` function from common utilities.

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`21-24`: **Well implemented error handling for negative sell amounts.**

The error check prevents invalid calculations and provides a clear error message.

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`26-28`: **Good validation of slippage values.**

Properly checking that slippage is non-negative prevents invalid calculations.

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`1-1`: **Good use of fixed-point arithmetic with bigint.**

Using a scaling factor with bigint arithmetic is a solid approach to maintain precision without depending on external decimal libraries.

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`1-29`: **Properly implements selection of the right sell amount based on trade type.**

The function correctly selects between `sellAmountAfterNetworkCosts` for sell orders and `sellAmountBeforeNetworkCosts` for buy orders, ensuring accurate slippage calculation in both scenarios.

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`3-9`: **Well-structured test interface definition.**

The `SuggestedFeeTest` interface is clearly defined with appropriate properties for test cases, including optional properties for more specific test cases.

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`11-20`: **Good coverage of different factor scenarios.**

The test cases thoroughly cover various multiplying factors, from 0 to very large values, ensuring the function behaves correctly across different scenarios.

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`22-28`: **Comprehensive tests for atom values.**

Testing with very small values (represented as "atoms") ensures the function maintains precision even with tiny amounts, which is important for cryptocurrency calculations.

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`30-46`: **Thorough error case testing.**

The test cases properly verify that appropriate errors are thrown for invalid inputs like negative fee amounts and negative multiplying factors.

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`52-77`: **Well-implemented test helper function.**

The `assertCases` function is elegantly structured to generate descriptive test cases and handle both success and error scenarios, making the tests clear and maintainable.

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`7-10`: **Added trailing comma for better diff hygiene.**

The addition of a trailing comma after the `quoteResponse` parameter is a good practice that will result in cleaner diffs when parameters are added in the future.

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`32-35`: **Added trailing comma for consistency.**

The addition of a trailing comma after the `mapper` parameter aligns with modern TypeScript style conventions and keeps the codebase consistent.

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`87-90`: **Added trailing comma in parameter list.**

The addition of a trailing comma after the `params` parameter follows the same pattern of code style improvements seen throughout this PR.

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`18-26`: **Tests verify expected slippage calculations correctly.**

The test cases for sell orders cover a range of slippage percentages from 0% to extreme values, providing good coverage of different scenarios. The results align with the expected behavior for volume-based slippage calculation.

---

`28-33`: **Tests correctly handle large token values (atoms).**

The tests properly verify that the function works correctly with large token values that more closely represent real-world token amounts with decimals.

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`35-51`: **Edge case tests validate error handling correctly.**

The tests appropriately verify that the function throws descriptive errors for invalid inputs such as negative sell amounts and negative slippage percentages.

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`57-72`: **Buy order tests show expected behavior differences from sell orders.**

The test cases correctly demonstrate that buy orders calculate slippage differently than sell orders, with higher expected slippage values for equivalent percentage inputs.

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`90-117`: **Well-structured test helper with comprehensive assertions.**

The `assertCases` function provides a clean way to run multiple test cases with detailed descriptions and proper error handling. This improves code maintainability and readability.

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`21-21`: **Rename variable to match new rounding behavior**

The implementation successfully changes from ceiling to nearest integer rounding, which resolves the issue mentioned in the previous review. However, the variable name `roundUp` is now misleading since it no longer always rounds up.


```diff
- const roundUp = valueMultiplied % 100n >= 50n ? 1n : 0n
+ const roundingAdjustment = valueMultiplied % 100n >= 50n ? 1n : 0n
  return valueMultiplied / 100n + roundUp
```


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`31-31`: **Update variable name in return statement**

If you rename the variable as suggested above, don't forget to update the name in the return statement as well.


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- return valueMultiplied / 100n + roundUp
+ return valueMultiplied / 100n + roundingAdjustment
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`1-2`: **Good addition of scaling constants for precision**

Adding `SCALE` and `SCALE_BIGINT` is a good approach to handle fixed-point arithmetic with 6 decimal places of precision without external libraries. The naming is clear and the comment explains the purpose well.

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`8-8`: **Successfully changed to nearest integer rounding**

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diff_hunk: @@ -23,7 +25,7 @@ export function percentageToBps(percentage: number | bigint): number {
  * @returns The value after applying the percentage
  */
 export function applyPercentage(value: bigint, percentage: number): bigint {
-  const valueMultiplied = value * BigInt(percentage)
+  const valueMultiplied = (value * BigInt(Math.floor(percentage * SCALE))) / SCALE_BIGINT
   const roundUp = valueMultiplied % 100n !== 0n ? 1n : 0n
 
   return valueMultiplied / 100n + roundUp
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**Improved precision in percentage calculations**

The change to use scaled calculations enhances precision when applying percentages to bigint values. The multiplication is now scaled by 1e6 (SCALE) to provide better accuracy, especially for small percentage values.

However, note that the rounding logic still rounds up as indicated in the function's documentation, despite the PR's goal of changing from ceiling to normal rounding. This function's rounding behavior remains unchanged.


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**Rounding logic still uses ceiling; adjust to nearest or update docs**  

The new scaling factor (SCALE = 1e6) correctly boosts precision, but `applyPercentage` continues to always round up (ceiling), which contradicts the PR’s stated goal of switching to standard (nearest) rounding.  

Please choose one of the following fixes:  
- **Implement nearest rounding** in `src/common/utils/math.ts` (lines 27–31):  
  ```diff
   export function applyPercentage(value: bigint, percentage: number): bigint {
     const valueMultiplied = (value * BigInt(Math.floor(percentage * SCALE))) / SCALE_BIGINT
-    const roundUp = valueMultiplied % 100n !== 0n ? 1n : 0n
-    return valueMultiplied / 100n + roundUp
+    const remainder = valueMultiplied % 100n
+    const roundNearest = remainder >= 50n ? 1n : 0n
+    return valueMultiplied / 100n + roundNearest
   }
  ```
- **Or** if always ceiling is intended, update the JSDoc to clearly state “always rounds up” so it aligns with implementation.

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In src/common/utils/math.ts around lines 27 to 31, the applyPercentage function
currently always rounds up (ceiling), which conflicts with the PR's goal of
switching to standard nearest rounding. To fix this, modify the rounding logic
to implement nearest rounding by checking if the remainder is at least half of
the divisor and rounding accordingly, or alternatively update the function's
JSDoc to explicitly state that it always rounds up if that behavior is intended.
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+const SCALE = 10n ** 6n // 6 decimal places of precision. Used to avoid depending on Big Decimal libraries
+
+/**
+ * Get the slippage percentage for a given absolute slippage.
+ *
+ * Returns a percentage as a portion of 1 with 6 decimals of precision.
+ *
+ * @param params
+ * @returns
+ */
+export function getSlippagePercent(params: {
+  isSell: boolean
+  sellAmountBeforeNetworkCosts: bigint
+  sellAmountAfterNetworkCosts: bigint
+  slippage: bigint
+}): number {
+  const { sellAmountBeforeNetworkCosts, sellAmountAfterNetworkCosts, slippage, isSell } = params
+
+  const sellAmount = isSell ? sellAmountAfterNetworkCosts : sellAmountBeforeNetworkCosts
+
+  // Check that the sellAmount after accounting for the fee is not negative
+  if (sellAmount < 0n) {
+    throw new Error('sellAmount must be non-negative: ' + sellAmount)
+  }
+
+  if (slippage < 0n) {
+    throw new Error('slippage must be non-negative: ' + slippage)
+  }
+
+  if (isSell) {
+    // For sell orders:
+    // 1 - (sellAmount - slippage) / sellAmount
+    // i.e: sellAmount=100, slippage=20
+    //    slippagePercent = 1 - (100-20) / 100 = 0.2
+    //    slippagePercent (in scale) = 1e6 - (1e6*(100-20)) / 100 = 200,000
+    //    slippagePercent = 200,000 / 1e6 = 0.2
+    const percentageInScale = SCALE - (SCALE * (sellAmount - slippage)) / sellAmount
+
+    return Number(percentageInScale) / Number(SCALE)
+  } else {
+    // For buy orders:
+    // ((sellAmount + slippage) / sellAmount) - 1
+    // i.e: feeAmount=5, sellAmount=100, slippage=20
+    //    slippagePercent = (100+20) / 100 - 1 = 0.2
+    //    slippagePercent (in scale) = (1e6*(100+20)) / 100 - 1e6 = 200,000
+    //    slippagePercent = 200,000 / 1e6 = 0.2
+    const percentageInScale = (SCALE * (sellAmount + slippage)) / sellAmount - SCALE
+
+    return Number(percentageInScale) / Number(SCALE)
+  }
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**Add division by zero protection for buy orders as well.**

Similar to the sell order case, buy orders also need to handle the edge case where `sellAmount` is 0.

```diff
 } else {
   // For buy orders:
   // ((sellAmount + slippage) / sellAmount) - 1
   // i.e: feeAmount=5, sellAmount=100, slippage=20
   //    slippagePercent = (100+20) / 100 - 1 = 0.2
   //    slippagePercent (in scale) = (1e6*(100+20)) / 100 - 1e6 = 200,000
   //    slippagePercent = 200,000 / 1e6 = 0.2
+  if (sellAmount === 0n) {
+    return slippage > 0n ? 1 : 0
+  }
   const percentageInScale = (SCALE * (sellAmount + slippage)) / sellAmount - SCALE

   return Number(percentageInScale) / Number(SCALE)
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  } else {
    // For buy orders:
    // ((sellAmount + slippage) / sellAmount) - 1
    // i.e: feeAmount=5, sellAmount=100, slippage=20
    //    slippagePercent = (100+20) / 100 - 1 = 0.2
    //    slippagePercent (in scale) = (1e6*(100+20)) / 100 - 1e6 = 200,000
    //    slippagePercent = 200,000 / 1e6 = 0.2
    if (sellAmount === 0n) {
      return slippage > 0n ? 1 : 0
    }
    const percentageInScale = (SCALE * (sellAmount + slippage)) / sellAmount - SCALE

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In src/trading/utils/slippage.ts around lines 40 to 50, add a check to prevent
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performing the calculation. If sellAmount is zero, handle this edge case
appropriately, such as returning zero or another safe default value, to avoid
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+const SCALE = 10n ** 6n // 6 decimal places of precision. Used to avoid depending on Big Decimal libraries
+
+/**
+ * Get the slippage percentage for a given absolute slippage.
+ *
+ * Returns a percentage as a portion of 1 with 6 decimals of precision.
+ *
+ * @param params
+ * @returns
+ */
+export function getSlippagePercent(params: {
+  isSell: boolean
+  sellAmountBeforeNetworkCosts: bigint
+  sellAmountAfterNetworkCosts: bigint
+  slippage: bigint
+}): number {
+  const { sellAmountBeforeNetworkCosts, sellAmountAfterNetworkCosts, slippage, isSell } = params
+
+  const sellAmount = isSell ? sellAmountAfterNetworkCosts : sellAmountBeforeNetworkCosts
+
+  // Check that the sellAmount after accounting for the fee is not negative
+  if (sellAmount < 0n) {
+    throw new Error('sellAmount must be non-negative: ' + sellAmount)
+  }
+
+  if (slippage < 0n) {
+    throw new Error('slippage must be non-negative: ' + slippage)
+  }
+
+  if (isSell) {
+    // For sell orders:
+    // 1 - (sellAmount - slippage) / sellAmount
+    // i.e: sellAmount=100, slippage=20
+    //    slippagePercent = 1 - (100-20) / 100 = 0.2
+    //    slippagePercent (in scale) = 1e6 - (1e6*(100-20)) / 100 = 200,000
+    //    slippagePercent = 200,000 / 1e6 = 0.2
+    const percentageInScale = SCALE - (SCALE * (sellAmount - slippage)) / sellAmount
+
+    return Number(percentageInScale) / Number(SCALE)
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**Consider handling division by zero edge case.**

The current implementation doesn't explicitly handle the case where `sellAmount` is 0, which could lead to a division by zero error.

```diff
 if (isSell) {
   // For sell orders:
   // 1 - (sellAmount - slippage) / sellAmount
   // i.e: sellAmount=100, slippage=20
   //    slippagePercent = 1 - (100-20) / 100 = 0.2
   //    slippagePercent (in scale) = 1e6 - (1e6*(100-20)) / 100 = 200,000
   //    slippagePercent = 200,000 / 1e6 = 0.2
+  if (sellAmount === 0n) {
+    return 0
+  }
   const percentageInScale = SCALE - (SCALE * (sellAmount - slippage)) / sellAmount

   return Number(percentageInScale) / Number(SCALE)
```

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```
In src/trading/utils/slippage.ts around lines 30 to 39, the code calculates
slippagePercent by dividing by sellAmount without checking if sellAmount is
zero, which can cause a division by zero error. Add a condition to check if
sellAmount is zero before the division, and handle that case appropriately, such
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+import { suggestSlippageFromVolume, SuggestSlippageFromVolumeParams } from './suggestSlippageFromVolume'
+
+interface SuggestedFeeTest {
+  sellBefore: bigint
+  sellAfter: bigint
+  percentage: number
+  expected: number | string
+  description?: string
+  only?: boolean
+}
+
+const baseParams = { isSell: true, sellBefore: 20n, sellAfter: 15n }
+const baseParamsAtoms = { isSell: true, sellBefore: atoms(20), sellAfter: atoms(15) }
+
+describe('Sell orders', () => {
+  const isSell = true
+
+  assertCases('handle different factors', isSell, [
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 0, expected: 0 },
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 0.5, expected: 1 },
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 10, expected: 2 },
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 25, expected: 4 },
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 50, expected: 8 },
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 100, expected: 15 },
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 100_000_000, expected: 15_000_000 },
+  ])
+
+  assertCases('Handle atoms', isSell, [
+    { ...baseParamsAtoms, percentage: 0, expected: 0 },
+    { ...baseParamsAtoms, percentage: 0.5, expected: 75000000000000000 },
+    { ...baseParamsAtoms, percentage: 10, expected: 1500000000000000000 },
+    { ...baseParamsAtoms, percentage: 100_000_000, expected: 1.5e25 },
+  ])
+
+  assertCases('Handle edge case with sellAmount', isSell, [
+    // sellBefore is 0: returns maximum slippage
+    {
+      ...baseParams,
+      sellAfter: -10n,
+      percentage: 0.5,
+      expected: 'sellAmount must be non-negative: -10',
+      description: 'sellAmountAfterFees is 0, sellBefore is 0',
+    },
+
+    {
+      ...baseParams,
+      percentage: -0.5,
+      expected: 'slippagePercent must be non-negative: -0.5',
+      description: 'amount is 0, sellBefore is not 0',
+    },
+  ])
+})
+
+describe('Buy orders', () => {
+  const isSell = false
+
+  assertCases('handle different factors', isSell, [
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 0, expected: 0 },
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 0.5, expected: 1 },
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 10, expected: 2 },
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 25, expected: 5 },
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 50, expected: 10 },
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 100, expected: 20 },
+    { ...baseParams, percentage: 100_000_000, expected: 20_000_000 },
+  ])
+
+  assertCases('Handle atoms', isSell, [
+    { ...baseParamsAtoms, percentage: 0, expected: 0 },
+    { ...baseParamsAtoms, percentage: 0.5, expected: 100000000000000000 },
+    { ...baseParamsAtoms, percentage: 10, expected: 2000000000000000000 },
+    { ...baseParamsAtoms, percentage: 100_000_000, expected: 2e25 },
+  ])
+
+  assertCases('Handle edge case with sellAmount', isSell, [
+    // sellBefore is 0: returns maximum slippage
+    {
+      ...baseParams,
+      sellBefore: -10n,
+      percentage: 0.5,
+      expected: 'sellAmount must be non-negative: -10',
+      description: 'sellAmountAfterFees is 0, sellBefore is 0',
+    },
+  ])
+})
+
+function atoms(amount: number) {
+  return BigInt(amount * 1e18)
+}
+
+function assertCases(description: string, isSell: boolean, testCases: SuggestedFeeTest[]) {
+  describe(description, () => {
+    testCases.forEach(({ sellAfter, sellBefore, percentage, expected, description: testCaseDescription, only }) => {
+      const shouldThrow = typeof expected === 'string'
+      const expectedDescription = shouldThrow ? `should throw "${expected}"` : `should return ${expected} tokens`
+      const caseDescription = testCaseDescription
+        ? `When ${testCaseDescription}, ${expectedDescription}`
+        : `suggestSlippageFromVolume(sellAmountBeforeNetworkCosts=${sellBefore}, sellAmountAfterNetworkCosts=${sellAfter}, slippagePercent=${percentage}) ${expectedDescription}`
+
+      const runTest = only ? it.only : it
+      runTest(`[${isSell ? 'sell' : 'buy'}] ${caseDescription}`, () => {
+        // If expected is a string, it should throw an error
+        const params: SuggestSlippageFromVolumeParams = {
+          isSell,
+          sellAmountBeforeNetworkCosts: sellBefore,
+          sellAmountAfterNetworkCosts: sellAfter,
+          slippagePercent: percentage,
+        }
+        if (shouldThrow) {
+          expect(() => suggestSlippageFromVolume(params)).toThrow(expected)
+        } else {
+          const result = suggestSlippageFromVolume(params)
+          expect(Number(result)).toBe(expected)
+        }
+      })
+    })
+  })
+}
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**Add tests for rounding behavior to align with PR objectives.**

The PR is specifically about changing the rounding method from `ceil` to normal rounding, but I don't see tests that specifically verify this rounding behavior, particularly at boundary values.

Consider adding test cases that specifically test the rounding behavior for values that would round differently between ceiling and normal rounding methods. For example:

```typescript
// Add to one of the test suites:
assertCases('Verify rounding behavior', isSell, [
  // Value that would round up with ceil but stays the same with normal rounding
  { 
    ...baseParams, 
    percentage: 0.1, // Assuming this produces a value just under X.5
    expected: /* expected value with normal rounding */,
    description: 'Should use normal rounding instead of ceiling'
  },
  // Value exactly at X.5 that should round up with normal rounding
  {
    ...baseParams,
    percentage: 0.25, // Assuming this produces a value exactly at X.5
    expected: /* expected value with normal rounding */,
    description: 'Should round up at exactly X.5'
  }
])
```

Add appropriate values based on the actual implementation of the function to verify the rounding behavior change.

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```
In src/trading/suggestSlippageFromVolume.test.ts around lines 1 to 117, add new
test cases within the existing test suites to specifically verify the rounding
behavior change from ceiling to normal rounding. Create tests with percentage
values that produce results near rounding boundaries, such as just below and
exactly at .5 increments, and set the expected values according to normal
rounding rules. This will ensure the tests explicitly confirm the new rounding
logic is correctly applied.
```

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diff_hunk: @@ -0,0 +1,51 @@
+const SCALE = 10n ** 6n // 6 decimal places of precision. Used to avoid depending on Big Decimal libraries
+
+/**
+ * Get the slippage percentage for a given absolute slippage.
+ *
+ * Returns a percentage as a portion of 1 with 6 decimals of precision.
+ *
+ * @param params
+ * @returns
+ */
+export function getSlippagePercent(params: {
+  isSell: boolean
+  sellAmountBeforeNetworkCosts: bigint
+  sellAmountAfterNetworkCosts: bigint
+  slippage: bigint
+}): number {
+  const { sellAmountBeforeNetworkCosts, sellAmountAfterNetworkCosts, slippage, isSell } = params
+
+  const sellAmount = isSell ? sellAmountAfterNetworkCosts : sellAmountBeforeNetworkCosts
+
+  // Check that the sellAmount after accounting for the fee is not negative
+  if (sellAmount < 0n) {
+    throw new Error('sellAmount must be non-negative: ' + sellAmount)
+  }
+
+  if (slippage < 0n) {
+    throw new Error('slippage must be non-negative: ' + slippage)
+  }
+
+  if (isSell) {
+    // For sell orders:
+    // 1 - (sellAmount - slippage) / sellAmount
+    // i.e: sellAmount=100, slippage=20
+    //    slippagePercent = 1 - (100-20) / 100 = 0.2
+    //    slippagePercent (in scale) = 1e6 - (1e6*(100-20)) / 100 = 200,000
+    //    slippagePercent = 200,000 / 1e6 = 0.2
+    const percentageInScale = SCALE - (SCALE * (sellAmount - slippage)) / sellAmount
+
+    return Number(percentageInScale) / Number(SCALE)
+  } else {
+    // For buy orders:
+    // ((sellAmount + slippage) / sellAmount) - 1
+    // i.e: feeAmount=5, sellAmount=100, slippage=20
+    //    slippagePercent = (100+20) / 100 - 1 = 0.2
+    //    slippagePercent (in scale) = (1e6*(100+20)) / 100 - 1e6 = 200,000
+    //    slippagePercent = 200,000 / 1e6 = 0.2
+    const percentageInScale = (SCALE * (sellAmount + slippage)) / sellAmount - SCALE
+
+    return Number(percentageInScale) / Number(SCALE)
+  }
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+const SCALE = 10n ** 6n // 6 decimal places of precision. Used to avoid depending on Big Decimal libraries
+
+/**
+ * Get the slippage percentage for a given absolute slippage.
+ *
+ * Returns a percentage as a portion of 1 with 6 decimals of precision.
+ *
+ * @param params
+ * @returns
+ */
+export function getSlippagePercent(params: {
+  isSell: boolean
+  sellAmountBeforeNetworkCosts: bigint
+  sellAmountAfterNetworkCosts: bigint
+  slippage: bigint
+}): number {
+  const { sellAmountBeforeNetworkCosts, sellAmountAfterNetworkCosts, slippage, isSell } = params
+
+  const sellAmount = isSell ? sellAmountAfterNetworkCosts : sellAmountBeforeNetworkCosts
+
+  // Check that the sellAmount after accounting for the fee is not negative
+  if (sellAmount < 0n) {
+    throw new Error('sellAmount must be non-negative: ' + sellAmount)
+  }
+
+  if (slippage < 0n) {
+    throw new Error('slippage must be non-negative: ' + slippage)
+  }
+
+  if (isSell) {
+    // For sell orders:
+    // 1 - (sellAmount - slippage) / sellAmount
+    // i.e: sellAmount=100, slippage=20
+    //    slippagePercent = 1 - (100-20) / 100 = 0.2
+    //    slippagePercent (in scale) = 1e6 - (1e6*(100-20)) / 100 = 200,000
+    //    slippagePercent = 200,000 / 1e6 = 0.2
+    const percentageInScale = SCALE - (SCALE * (sellAmount - slippage)) / sellAmount
+
+    return Number(percentageInScale) / Number(SCALE)
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+const SCALE = 10n ** 6n // 6 decimal places of precision. Used to avoid depending on Big Decimal libraries
+
+/**
+ * Get the slippage percentage for a given absolute slippage.
+ *
+ * Returns a percentage as a portion of 1 with 6 decimals of precision.
+ *
+ * @param params
+ * @returns
+ */
+export function getSlippagePercent(params: {
+  isSell: boolean
+  sellAmountBeforeNetworkCosts: bigint
+  sellAmountAfterNetworkCosts: bigint
+  slippage: bigint
+}): number {
+  const { sellAmountBeforeNetworkCosts, sellAmountAfterNetworkCosts, slippage, isSell } = params
+
+  const sellAmount = isSell ? sellAmountAfterNetworkCosts : sellAmountBeforeNetworkCosts
+
+  // Check that the sellAmount after accounting for the fee is not negative
+  if (sellAmount < 0n) {
+    throw new Error('sellAmount must be non-negative: ' + sellAmount)
+  }
+
+  if (slippage < 0n) {
+    throw new Error('slippage must be non-negative: ' + slippage)
+  }
+
+  if (isSell) {
+    // For sell orders:
+    // 1 - (sellAmount - slippage) / sellAmount
+    // i.e: sellAmount=100, slippage=20
+    //    slippagePercent = 1 - (100-20) / 100 = 0.2
+    //    slippagePercent (in scale) = 1e6 - (1e6*(100-20)) / 100 = 200,000
+    //    slippagePercent = 200,000 / 1e6 = 0.2
+    const percentageInScale = SCALE - (SCALE * (sellAmount - slippage)) / sellAmount
+
+    return Number(percentageInScale) / Number(SCALE)
+  } else {
+    // For buy orders:
+    // ((sellAmount + slippage) / sellAmount) - 1
+    // i.e: feeAmount=5, sellAmount=100, slippage=20
+    //    slippagePercent = (100+20) / 100 - 1 = 0.2
+    //    slippagePercent (in scale) = (1e6*(100+20)) / 100 - 1e6 = 200,000
+    //    slippagePercent = 200,000 / 1e6 = 0.2
+    const percentageInScale = (SCALE * (sellAmount + slippage)) / sellAmount - SCALE
+
+    return Number(percentageInScale) / Number(SCALE)
+  }
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+const SCALE = 10n ** 6n // 6 decimal places of precision. Used to avoid depending on Big Decimal libraries
+
+/**
+ * Get the slippage percentage for a given absolute slippage.
+ *
+ * Returns a percentage as a portion of 1 with 6 decimals of precision.
+ *
+ * @param params
+ * @returns
+ */
+export function getSlippagePercent(params: {
+  isSell: boolean
+  sellAmountBeforeNetworkCosts: bigint
+  sellAmountAfterNetworkCosts: bigint
+  slippage: bigint
+}): number {
+  const { sellAmountBeforeNetworkCosts, sellAmountAfterNetworkCosts, slippage, isSell } = params
+
+  const sellAmount = isSell ? sellAmountAfterNetworkCosts : sellAmountBeforeNetworkCosts
+
+  // Check that the sellAmount after accounting for the fee is not negative
+  if (sellAmount < 0n) {
+    throw new Error('sellAmount must be non-negative: ' + sellAmount)
+  }
+
+  if (slippage < 0n) {
+    throw new Error('slippage must be non-negative: ' + slippage)
+  }
+
+  if (isSell) {
+    // For sell orders:
+    // 1 - (sellAmount - slippage) / sellAmount
+    // i.e: sellAmount=100, slippage=20
+    //    slippagePercent = 1 - (100-20) / 100 = 0.2
+    //    slippagePercent (in scale) = 1e6 - (1e6*(100-20)) / 100 = 200,000
+    //    slippagePercent = 200,000 / 1e6 = 0.2
+    const percentageInScale = SCALE - (SCALE * (sellAmount - slippage)) / sellAmount
+
+    return Number(percentageInScale) / Number(SCALE)
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commit fb0cd539847289142201ac7076d44c668b4c1bd0
Author: Anton Shtylman <anxolin@gmail.com>
Date:   Mon Apr 1 14:15:39 2024 +0200

    Handle the sellAmount=0 case
    
    Thanks to https://github.com/cowprotocol/cow-sdk/pull/314#discussion_r2093472460

diff --git a/src/trading/utils/slippage.ts b/src/trading/utils/slippage.ts
index 6abb3e5..78eb90a 100644
--- a/src/trading/utils/slippage.ts
+++ b/src/trading/utils/slippage.ts
@@ -27,6 +27,11 @@ export function getSlippagePercent(params: {
   }
 
   if (isSell) {
+    // If sellAmount is 0, return 0% slippage
+    if (sellAmount === 0n) {
+      return 0
+    }
+    
     // For sell orders:
     // 1 - (sellAmount - slippage) / sellAmount
     // i.e: sellAmount=100, slippage=20
@@ -37,6 +42,11 @@ export function getSlippagePercent(params: {
 
     return Number(percentageInScale) / Number(SCALE)
   } else {
+    // If sellAmount is 0, return 0% slippage
+    if (sellAmount === 0n) {
+      return 0
+    }
+    
     // For buy orders:
     // ((sellAmount + slippage) / sellAmount) - 1
     // i.e: feeAmount=5, sellAmount=100, slippage=20
```



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commit fb0cd539847289142201ac7076d44c668b4c1bd0
Author: Anton Shtylman <anxolin@gmail.com>
Date:   Mon Apr 1 14:15:39 2024 +0200

    Handle the sellAmount=0 case
    
    Thanks to https://github.com/cowprotocol/cow-sdk/pull/314#discussion_r2093472460

diff --git a/src/trading/utils/slippage.ts b/src/trading/utils/slippage.ts
index 6abb3e5..78eb90a 100644
--- a/src/trading/utils/slippage.ts
+++ b/src/trading/utils/slippage.ts
@@ -27,6 +27,11 @@ export function getSlippagePercent(params: {
   }
 
   if (isSell) {
+    // If sellAmount is 0, return 0% slippage
+    if (sellAmount === 0n) {
+      return 0
+    }
+    
     // For sell orders:
     // 1 - (sellAmount - slippage) / sellAmount
     // i.e: sellAmount=100, slippage=20
@@ -37,6 +42,11 @@ export function getSlippagePercent(params: {
 
     return Number(percentageInScale) / Number(SCALE)
   } else {
+    // If sellAmount is 0, return 0% slippage
+    if (sellAmount === 0n) {
+      return 0
+    }
+    
     // For buy orders:
     // ((sellAmount + slippage) / sellAmount) - 1
     // i.e: feeAmount=5, sellAmount=100, slippage=20
```



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+const SCALE = 1e6 // 6 decimal places of precision. Used to avoid depending on Big Decimal libraries
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## Walkthrough

The changes update rounding logic in utility functions related to percentage calculations, shifting from always rounding up to rounding to the nearest integer. Corresponding test cases for slippage suggestion functions are refined to align with this new rounding behavior, with expected values and comments updated for precision and clarity.

## Changes

| File(s)                                                                                  | Change Summary                                                                                           |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| src/common/utils/math.ts                                                                | Modified rounding in `percentageToBps` and `applyPercentage` from always up to nearest integer; updated comments. |
| src/trading/suggestSlippageFromFee.test.ts                                              | Adjusted test cases and comments to reflect new rounding logic for percentage-based fee calculations.    |
| src/trading/suggestSlippageFromVolume.test.ts                                           | Updated test cases and comments for slippage calculations to match nearest-integer rounding behavior.    |

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body: 
[![Coverage Status](https://coveralls.io/builds/73755229/badge)](https://coveralls.io/builds/73755229)

coverage: 77.449%. remained the same
when pulling **81a858102663aa33ec480018fcdf9885ff136a95 on slippage-calculation-rounding**
into **6482f688184039bbe4f5cf0ac825c6e1d76e2f63 on main**.

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