You’re not meant to
trade like it’s 2020 —
not in 2025.
The future isn’t swaps. It’s negotiation. It’s intent. It’s Hagglr — where trades happen wallet-to-wallet, settle through escrow, and traders keep up to 95%+ of their value.
Web3 gave you the bag. We give you the deal.
Simulate your month
Based on OTC routing vs swaps
ESTIMATED SAVINGS VS SWAPS
+US$ 169,500/ month
Typical swaps leak on average 12–15% on size through MEV's, slippage, swap fees, protocol fees and bot fees. Hagglr’s OTC rail drops that from 1.2% all the way down to 0.6%, but this time, you keep the rest.
Supported by
If you keep trading like this…
12-month projection
With swaps
−US$ 2,250,000
Every year on potential MEV's, tips, swap fees, protocol fees, & slippage.
With Hagglr (1.2% fee)
−US$ 216,000
Fixed OTC fee, zero slippage.
VALUE YOU KEEP USING HAGGLR
+US$ 2,034,000/ year
You’re effectively donating US$ 2,250,000 a year to MEV's, swaps and slippage at an average of 12.5% — Hagglr cuts that to a maximum of 1.2% and sends the difference back into your PnL.
Every swap bleeds value.
Billions disappear every year into slippage, MEV tips, router spreads, and middlemen. The average trader loses 15–40% of trade value to invisible inefficiencies — and the larger the wallet, the worse the bleed.
You think you’re swapping tokens, but in reality, you’re paying a silent tax on every transaction. In swaps you don’t just lose money — you lose leverage.
Where it leaks with swaps
Illustrative wallet: Gake
Swap enough size, often enough, and those “tiny” inefficiencies add up to six figures a year — donated to bots and routing contracts instead of your PnL.
Negotiation arena
Offer → Counter → Escrow
Buyer offer
“1% of PEPE for 200 ETH?”
Seller counter
“Make it 1% for 190 ETH.”
Deal completed
Seller sends 1% PEPE
Buyer sends 190 ETH.
Escrow
Escrow settles on-chain, both sides paid out. No DM risk.
Outcome
Zero slippage · No chart impact · No “trust me bro”.
Hagglr turns OTC back into what it always was: traders talking, agreeing, and settling — with smart-contract escrow in the middle.
Before swaps, traders negotiated.
They met, made offers, and struck deals. Hagglr brings that back — on-chain. It’s not a DEX. It’s not an exchange. It’s the OTC marketplace layer where buyers and sellers find each other through intent, not liquidity pools.
You’re not trading against code. You’re trading with people. Offer → Counter → Escrow → Settle. Real trades. Real value.
Liquidity without intent is just noise.
Hagglr adds a missing primitive to crypto: the intent layer. Wallets can signal whether they’re open to sell, buy, or receive bids, creating a global graph of liquidity that’s alive. Traders discover real opportunities. Protocols tap into verified intent data.
Intent map — live wallet signals
People, not pools.
Wallet 1
Wallet wants to hold. No spam, no blind routing here.
Wallet 2
Price-sensitive, open to being taken out of position at the right number.
Wallet 3
Actively trying to offload size OTC instead of nuking the chart.
Wallet 4
Ready capital looking for fills. Perfect counterpart to your bag.
For the first time, liquidity is discoverable — and human. Protocols can query intent to power smarter routing, matching, and deals.
On-chain, with an anonymization rail built in.
Hagglr settles trades fully on-chain, but routes them through an anonymization layer that hides your playbook from the timeline while keeping settlement verifiable.
Counterparty obfuscation. The market sees a settlement, not who negotiated with whom or how many counters it took.
Path anonymization. Orders route through Hagglr’s privacy rail, breaking the direct trail between your inventory wallet and the final fill.
Slippage without signalling. Offload or accumulate quietly without telegraphing size to bots or copy traders.
Always on-chain. Settlement is still verifiable. What’s removed is the meta-data that leaks edge, not value.
Privacy rail in three hops
Step 1 — Negotiation
Wallets A and B haggle in a private channel. Assets and terms are locked into escrow once you agree.
Step 2 — Route through privacy rail
Settlement hops through Hagglr’s anonymization layer, breaking the clean line from wallet A → wallet B.
Step 3 — Obfuscated trace
Public chain sees a finalized transfer and an escrow contract. It doesn’t see your full negotiation trail or intent map.
Outcome
Deal settled, balances updated, alpha preserved. Compliance can still audit settlement; bots and copy-traders can’t reverse engineer your strategy from the timeline.
XP level curve
Live preview: Negotiator
Initiate
0 XP
0% cashback
x1.0 airdrop weight
Trader
1,000,000 XP
5% cashback
x1.4 airdrop weight
Negotiator
4,000,000 XP
10% cashback
x2.2 airdrop weight
Apex Trader
16,000,000 XP
15% cashback
x3.0 airdrop weight
Trade. Compete. Climb.
Every action you take — trading, bidding, referring — earns XP, levels, and rewards. Watch yourself climb the Leaderboard, become eligible for a bigger airdrop, and reduce fees as you advance. It’s the market re-imagined as a living game economy; where skill, not manipulation, wins.
Preview your tier
Negotiator
You live in the order chat. Tight spreads, fast fills, and double-plus airdrop exposure.
The whales aren’t swapping anymore.
They haven’t been for a long time.
Top traders, KOLs, and early whales have already discovered OTC’s edge; not because it’s louder, but because it’s smarter. Start saving value like the top traders while everyone else leaks it.
Whale flow
7-figure moves routed OTC to dodge MEV and chart nukes.
Example desk: 0xWhale…dE5k
30d notional: 7-figure+ through Hagglr
Whale / Treasury wallet
Wants to offload size without blowing out their own chart.
Curated counterparties
Funds, KOLs, and desks filling the other side OTC instead of chasing prints on-chain.
RESULT
Chart stays untouched
Treasury sells at a discount without pancaking their own holders.
SPREAD CAPTURED
Spread stays as PnL
Up to 3–4% of what used to leak to MEV and routers lands back in their book.
TRANSPARENCY
Public, not “trust me bro”
Settlement is on-chain via escrow instead of opaque OTC chat logs.
Hagglr gives whales, treasuries, and serious desks a way to move size without nuking their own chart — and without hiding in DMs.
For KOLs, it means selling allocations transparently while letting their communities capture the edge instead of market makers or bots.
When the biggest wallets route through Hagglr, they’re not just saving money — they’re voting for a market where value flows to traders, not extraction rails.
The era of swaps is ending.
What comes next isn’t an exchange. It’s an awakening: a return to real markets, where traders talk, deals happen, and value stays home. You can keep trading like everyone else…
…or you can start haggling like you were meant to.
Every trade is a vote for a better market. Cast yours.
