What a market costs before you trade it. Read from the chain, not from an index.
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NOW
ETHEREUM GAS
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A SWAP COSTS
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180k gas, mainnet
BASE GAS
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BLOCK
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THE TOLL · A ROUND TRIP, RIGHT NOW
Toll is 2 × fee + 2 × gas. Impact is zero at these sizes — the depth curve says so.
Gas is fixed per trade, so it shrinks as a share of a bigger one. Check any pool →
LIVE · READ IN FRONT OF YOU
POOL
CHAIN
FEE
TOLL NOW
PRICE
Δ LAST
SEEN
MOVED / WATCHED
vs TOLL
waiting for the screen…
Every pool's own slot0, one batched call per chain, every five seconds.
MOVED / WATCHED is what this browser saw since you opened it — not extrapolated, and muted until it
has eight readings across five minutes.
CAN IT BE TRADED AT ALL
POOL
CHAIN
FEE
TOLL
15m
1h
4h
TRADEABLE FROM
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Average move ÷ that pool's own toll. Above 1.00 a perfect forecaster breaks even;
below it nobody makes money at any skill level. ⚠ Necessary, not sufficient — an average move is
symmetric and a coin flip collects none of it.
$3030
THE HUNT · PAPER RECORD, PUBLISHED EITHER WAY
Backtested rules with no forward track record — this ledger is that record being built in
public. A screen that always finds something is fitting noise; the value is the days it says nothing.
FLOW VS PRICE
POOL
TYPE
ROUND TRIP
BEST
CORR
SPREAD
TRIM 5%
WINDOWS
VERDICT
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⛔ The trim is the test that kills things. A spread is an average, so a handful
of violent windows can carry all of it. One pool here read +1.05pp and looked tradeable; dropping the
largest 5% of moves took it to +0.38pp.
Flow is measured as balance delta, not "buys" — under v4 a swap settles through a
singleton, so classifying transfers needs a list of every router and is wrong the day a new one ships.
Price comes from the pool's own events. Every live cell has three states: a value, reading, and a named
failure — never a dash.