Virtual TWAP

Algorithm

Virtual TWAP, or Time-Weighted Average Price, is an algorithmic execution strategy designed to execute large orders incrementally over a specified time interval. The algorithm dynamically calculates the order size to execute at each interval, aiming to achieve an average execution price close to the market’s average price during that period. This strategy is primarily employed to minimize market impact and avoid signaling intentions to other traders by disguising large orders as smaller, continuous trades.