Live prices from Alcor Exchange (the primary WAX DEX), checked every few seconds for cross-market spreads and profitable triangular routes.
Connecting lets you execute a triangular route directly from the table below. Signing goes through your own wallet (Cloud Wallet or Anchor via WharfKit) — this site never sees your keys. Every execution fetches a fresh live quote and memo from Alcor's own swap router immediately before signing (not the estimate shown in the table, which may be stale by then), and requires your explicit confirmation plus your wallet's own approval. This moves real funds — start with a small test amount. Cross-Market Spreads rows aren't executable yet, display only.
3-hop routes through Alcor's AMM pools, starting at whichever token you pick below (default WAX). The route doesn't have to return to that exact token — it can also settle in WAX or in any token clearing "Min end-token liquidity" below, so it's not stuck holding something illiquid. Each route is sized to the profit-maximizing trade (closed-form optimum accounting for slippage across all three pools), capped to your available balance if set. Rows tagged "settles in X" convert X's value back to your start token using its current spot price as a snapshot, not an executed trade — selling X later would incur its own price and slippage, unlike a true round trip where the profit is already fully realized in-hand. Rows marked ⚠ use a size large relative to the shallowest pool in the route.
| Est. Profit (WAX) | Trade Size (WAX) | Profit % | Route | Total Fees | Pools Used | Weakest Pool ($) | Action |
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Excludes CPU/NET and RAM. Executing uses Alcor's own swap router, which can chain multiple pools into a single atomic transaction (one signature, no gap between hops for price to move against you) — but it may route through slightly different pools than the ones shown here if conditions changed since detection; the confirmation step always shows Alcor's live numbers before you sign. "Trade Size" is what you need available — if it's capped by your entered balance, the route's true unconstrained optimal may be larger.
The same token priced on Alcor's orderbook market vs. its AMM pool, sized to the profit-maximizing trade against the AMM's real slippage curve. The orderbook side has no visible depth beyond the last trade price, so that leg assumes you can fill the full size at the quoted price — real fills against actual order book depth may be worse. Treat sizes here as an upper bound.
| Pair | Profit % | Trade Size | Est. Profit | Orderbook Price | AMM Price | Direction |
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