Connecting to the market feed

MEV Atomic Execution

Real-time multi-market arbitrage infrastructure.

The platform watches the order books of six centralized exchanges and supported Solana pools, evaluates executable spreads after costs, checks which transfer networks are really open, applies risk controls, and records only verified results. It does not promise a profit.

  • Routes

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  • Qualified

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  • Best net

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Execution path

Reconnecting…

Route path · not a live price

  1. Solana poolsRaydium · Orca · Meteora
  2. Opportunity engineCEX–DEX · CEX triangular · Triangular
  3. Cost engineFees, tip, slippage, conversion
  4. Risk gateFreshness, inventory, limits
  5. ExecutionOnly when armed and qualified
  6. VerificationChain read and exchange fill
  7. Realized P&LRecorded, then distributed

Public tape loading. A quote is not a fill.

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How the platform works

From a pool update to a recorded result

Each step uses the engine that is already running. A missing input stops the route. It is not replaced with a guess.

  1. 01

    Market data

    Live pool and, when enabled, exchange book updates enter the scanner.

  2. 02

    Opportunity scanner

    CEX–DEX, CEX triangular and on-chain triangular each evaluate only the markets they are allowed to see.

  3. 03

    Cost engine

    DEX fees, CEX fees, Jito, network fees, slippage, liquidity, conversion and safety reserves.

  4. 04

    Risk engine

    Freshness, inventory, exposure, daily limits and execution readiness.

  5. 05

    Execution

    A qualified route enters its own pipeline. Paper never signs or sends an order.

  6. 06

    Verification

    A live result counts only after the chain read, and for CEX–DEX the exchange fill, match.

  7. 07

    Accounting

    Realized P&L is written to the existing ledger. Paper and live stay separate.

  8. 08

    Distribution

    Eligible realized profit uses the 60/20/20 path: 60% users, 20% ten-level referral, 20% platform. The browser does not recompute it.

Strategies

What this build actually runs

Each card shows the strategy's current switch: Active while the engine is running it, Off when an administrator has switched it off. Planned means the product does not trade it.

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CEX triangular

Three-leg routes inside one exchange (Binance, Bybit, MEXC, Bitget or HTX), priced by walking each order book with fees, lot sizes and minimum notionals. Live trading needs exchange keys and an administrator arming it.

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Triangular

Evaluates multi-leg routes that return to the starting asset. Each leg spends only what the previous leg guaranteed.

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CEX↔CEX

Compares the same asset across Binance, Bybit, MEXC, Bitget, HTX and BingX, and buys where it is cheaper while selling where it is dearer, from inventory held on both exchanges. Live trading needs exchange keys and an administrator arming it.

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CEX–DEX

Compares Solana DEX prices with Binance, Bybit, MEXC, Bitget and HTX spot order books. Markets are matched by Solana mint and price; a market trades live only after an operator approves it.

Backrunning and liquidation are planned. They are not live strategies.

Infrastructure

Venues this codebase actually speaks to

CEX spot

  • BinanceSpot order books · trading off until an administrator enables it
  • BybitSpot order books · trading off until an administrator enables it
  • MEXCSpot order books · trading off until an administrator enables it
  • BitgetSpot order books · trading off until an administrator enables it
  • HTXSpot order books · trading off until an administrator enables it
  • BingXSpot order books · trading off until an administrator enables it

Solana liquidity

  • RaydiumSupported
  • OrcaSupported
  • MeteoraSupported

Execution path

  • SolanaIn the worker
  • JitoIn the worker
  • RPCIn the worker
  • WebSocketIn the worker
  • Yellowstone / gRPCIn the worker

Public tape

Live opportunities

Buy venue, sell venue, gross, costs and net come from the scanner. A blank tape means there is no public route right now — not a zero spread.

Threshold —
StrategyMarketBuySellGrossCostsNetStatus

The market feed is connecting.

Market data is reconnecting

The scanners are waiting for fresh exchange and pool prices. Opportunities appear here as soon as the feed is back.

Safety

Controls that already exist

These are the gates in the current engine. They are not a claim that every failure is impossible.

  • Freshness validation
  • Liquidity checks
  • Slippage controls
  • Exposure limits
  • Daily loss controls
  • E-Stop
  • Controlled live testing
  • Execution verification
  • Reconciliation
  • Audit trail
  • CEX order recovery
  • Jito monitoring

Paper and live

The same markets. A different kind of fill.

Paper

  • Real market data
  • No real transaction signing
  • No real exchange order
  • Simulated execution and fills
  • Simulated P&L is not withdrawable
  • An upper bound: it assumes no competing bot takes the gap first

Live

  • Real market data
  • Real execution only after the desk is armed
  • Real fees and real fills
  • Existing risk controls stay in front of the signer
  • Verification is required before distribution

Keys stay on the server

Signing keys and exchange secrets never go to the browser. The page shows configured or not configured.

Withdrawals sent once

Each withdrawal is signed once and its signature stored before sending, so a lost response cannot send it twice.

Everything audited

Admin actions, trading state changes and balance movements are written to append-only logs.

Questions

What is MEV?

Maximal extractable value is value a trader can capture by choosing when and how a transaction is ordered on-chain. MEV ATOMIC EXECUTION looks only for price differences it can measure, not for private order flow.

What is Solana arbitrage?

It is a trade that buys and sells the same economic exposure when two executable prices differ by more than the costs of the route.

What is CEX↔CEX arbitrage?

Buy where the coin is cheaper on one exchange (Binance, Bybit, MEXC, Bitget, HTX or BingX) and sell where it is dearer, from inventory already held on both sides, when the net after every fee still clears the floor. A positive gap is not guaranteed profit: prices move, and fills can differ from quotes.

What is Triangular arbitrage?

Three legs that start and end in the same asset, taken only when the combined route is still net-positive after costs.

What is CEX–DEX arbitrage?

A comparison of a Solana pool with the same token's spot order book on Binance, Bybit, MEXC, Bitget or HTX. It runs in paper; a market trades live only after an operator approves it and inventory sits on both sides.

What is backrunning?

A later transaction that reacts to a trade already landing. MEV ATOMIC EXECUTION does not run this. It is planned, not active.

What is liquidation?

Closing an under-collateralized loan on a lending market. MEV ATOMIC EXECUTION does not run this. It is planned, not active.

Why can an opportunity disappear?

Another trader, a pool update, or a change in fees can remove the gap before a transaction is built.

What causes a trade to fail?

The quote moved, a simulation failed, a risk limit blocked it, or the chain rejected the transaction. A failed trade is not a profit.

Which coin do I deposit and withdraw?

USDT only. Deposits are credited, daily results are paid and withdrawals are sent in USDT.

Is profit guaranteed?

No. Trading does not guarantee profit, execution, or how often a qualifying route appears.

Open the desk. Watch the tape first.

Create an account, read the live routes, and fund only when you choose to. Profit is not guaranteed.