Wallet Address Blacklisting: We aggregate lists of banned wallet addresses from global authorities (such as the FBI, UN, and OFAC) and known hacking incidents. We also partner with third-party chainalytics firms, such as Elliptic, to update blacklisted wallets in real time. Strict Enforcement: Blacklisted wallet addresses can't use our Web3 Wallet software to make transactions.

Wrong Address: OKX is not responsible for any losses resulting from you sending any NFTs to the wrong address(es). You shall ensure that you deposit your NFTs to the right address(es). You shall provide the correct address of your wallet that you will use to receive your NFTs. OKX shall not be liable for any losses resulting from your own fault or error, including providing an incorrect or wrong wallet address for receiving NFTs or transferring your NFTs to a wrong address.

Wrong Address: OKX is not responsible for any losses resulting from you sending NFTs to the wrong address(es). You shall ensure that you deposit your NFTs to the right address(es). You shall provide the correct address of your wallet that you will use to receive your NFTs. OKX shall not be liable for any losses resulting from your own fault or error, including providing an incorrect or wrong wallet address for receiving NFTs or transferring your NFTs to a wrong address.

If the aggregated split result is better than the un-split result, the order is split.How is slippage calculated on OKX DEX? The current slippage output is based on the token pair's recent volatility. Specifically, OKX DEX collects the pair's swap rate at multiple recent time points and computes the swap-rate volatility using standard statistical methods such as log returns and standard deviation.How is the default slippage determined? Do defaults vary across tokens or liquidity levels?