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Introducing eDesk Arbitrage intelligence for Elysium

Spot the gap.
Know your edge.

Compare supported markets, inspect liquidity, and estimate what remains after fees and gas. An arbitrage workspace built for Elysium.

EDESK.OS1

Clock Tool 1.1

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SCANNER

SCANNER

compare supported venues at your size

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+ uniswap v4 · v3 · v2+ kyberswap+ hypercore ref
ROUTE

ROUTE

the buy leg’s output feeds the sell leg

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+ per-leg quotes+ source · block · age+ sequential, not atomic
COSTS

COSTS

what remains after fees and gas

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+ fees inside the quotes+ gas HYPE → USDC+ no double counting
Feeds · best routes
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Estimated net at — USDC · not executable by themselves · Elysium 99901

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$EDESK

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Elysium (99901) · no address announced yet

Any address claiming to be $EDESK before it appears here and on @elysiumdesk is not ours.

Glider 1.1

Game of Life

eDesk

Version 0.1 · Elysium (99901)
Estimates after fees and gas, at your size.
Never a guaranteed profit.
@elysiumdesk on X ↗

Every spread has a cost.

A headline spread compares two mid prices and ignores your size. The desk quotes both legs at your exact size, keeps pool fees and price impact inside the quoted outputs, converts gas into your base denomination with a named source, and reports what is left. Positive is an estimate, not a promise; negative is the usual answer.

Cost accounting

Spread → edge

Five lines of accounting

  1. 01Headline spreadThe difference between two venues' mid prices. It ignores your size, so it is only where the search starts.
  2. 02Trade-size impactEach pool moves as you trade through it. The output quoted at your exact size already contains that impact.
  3. 03Trading feesEvery leg charges its pool or taker fee. On eDesk these sit inside the quoted outputs; the calculator charges them explicitly.
  4. 04GasBoth legs, any approval and any wrap step cost HYPE on Elysium, converted into your base denomination with a named price source.
  5. 05Estimated remaining edgeSale proceeds minus what you started with, fees and gas. Positive is an estimate, not a guarantee.
COST.CALC · user-entered values

Example values; change any of them. Buy fee on the amount spent, sell fee on the proceeds.

asset bought
13.924581 HYPE
proceeds after fees
996.5079 USDC
total fees
5.9985 USDC
estimated net
−3.512 USDC (−0.36 %)
break-even sell
72.0329 USDC
Manual estimate — based on your inputsfull calculator →

Route review

Inspect before you execute.

See the route before you sign. Know where the quote came from, and when. The route inspector walks the same list for every route, whether or not execution is available, and never sends a transaction on its own.

Quote age

Each leg shows its timestamp and block. Past 30 seconds a route is stale and is re-quoted before any signature.

Fees and gas

Pool fees and impact stay inside the quotes; gas for both legs, approvals and wrap steps is added once.

Execution

Sequential, not atomic: one leg can succeed while the next fails. Gated by balances, approvals and a simulation.

Understand the execution model

REVIEW.CHK · 7 checks

  1. 01Correct asset and networkmatched by contract address on chain id 99901; HYPE and WHYPE are two forms with an explicit wrap step
  2. 02Supported venuesonly venues with verified contracts; v4 pools are quote-only in this version
  3. 03Available liquiditypool liquidity and book depth read on every scan
  4. 04Quote agetimestamp and block per leg; stale past 30 s
  5. 05Fees and gasfees inside the quotes; gas added once, converted with a named source
  6. 06Balances and approvalsbase balance, HYPE for gas and exact-amount allowances checked before execution unlocks
  7. 07Execution methodsequential legs; no atomic executor exists or is claimed
The same list on every route page, whether or not execution is available.

The workflow

Detect, quote, calculate, review.

  1. 01 · Detect · SCANNING
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  2. 02 · Quote · QUOTING
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  3. 03 · Calculate · CALCULATING
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  4. 04 · Review · REVIEW
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Estimates from supported sources at your size · never risk-free · never a guaranteed execution