The CTS gives people a choice to hold money in either the stable CYCLES or in ICP, or a mix of both depending on the user’s choice. At the CTS, users can hold ICP and CYCLES as well as many other tokens. Users can position themselves however they wish and still benefit from the stable trading market that the CTS creates.
At the CTS, people can mint CYCLES just in time if they want, or they can hold CYCLES if they want to hold a stable value.
It is the other way around. Platforms that force an exchange rate on the users are exploitable by bots.
At the CTS market, each user chooses the price-per-token (the exchange rate) of the tokens that the user is selling. We are giving the user the power to choose the exchange rate of the user’s tokens, instead of forcing an exchange rate on the user. This makes sure that each user stays in the full control of the user’s tokens, and this mechanism eliminates arbitrage completely.
This quote from the thread about bots arbitraging AMM swap pools will help you.
The question someone asked was if the CTS can help them do more with their CYCLES then just top-up their canisters. The person was already planning on receiving payment in CYCLES for their services, and asked if the CTS can be used to trade their CYCLES. So it is not circular in the way you are saying because they were planning on receiving CYCLES as payment for their services even without the CTS. The CTS just creates more uses for their CYCLES.
That is a straight up false statement.
Quote of my previous post:
Now I have a question for you @Mpeiz. Why do you want to try to deny the people of the world-computer community the ability to make good use of the stability and value of the CYCLES to hedge against volatile crypto downtrends, create stable trading markets, and accept payments for services at a stable cost?