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# Why Clipper Has Better Trading Prices
**Because Clipper generates more efficient returns for LPs, it can afford to offer better prices to traders.**
With \~$10M in liquidity (TVL), Clipper has best prices trades up to $10k. As TVL grows, Clipper will have best prices on larger trades--e.g., $50M TVL would correspond to best prices on trades up to $50k.
Below are the results of a [sampling study](https://blog.clipper.exchange/clipper-vs-0x-price-study/) against 0x API for a $10K USDC<>ETH trade over several days in August 2023. [The results](https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1QLYkVzOBrMvy8axKhID_ag0IVEaARIfN/edit#slide=id.p6) show Clipper beat 0x 92.5% of the time on both legs of the trade and 99.6% of the time on at least one leg.
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