About ArbitraVise
ArbitraVise is a precision tool built for the Solana ecosystem. It continuously monitors price discrepancies across multiple DEXs, detecting actionable arbitrage opportunities—then executes trades for you in real time.
By combining multi-DEX monitoring, fee and slippage calculations, and real-time execution, ArbitraVise helps you capitalize on atomic arbitrage opportunities in Solana's fragmented liquidity while maximizing your potential profits.
What we do
- Real-time price discrepancy detection across DEXs on Solana
- Comprehensive route calculations (fees, slippage, profit potential)
- Automated trade execution so you never miss an opportunity
ArbitraVise scans Raydium, Orca, Meteora, and Jupiter to reveal executable arbitrage cycles. It flags opportunities by calculating profits minus slippage and fees, ensuring you stay ahead in fragmented liquidity. Get real-time alerts for atomic arbitrage chances and maximize your trading potential.
Documentation
Overview
ArbitraVise runs as a precision tool: it hunts Solana arbitrage opportunities, identifies price discrepancies across multiple DEXs, and calculates executable cycles for realistic profits.
Price Discrepancy Detection
The tool monitors price across different DEXs (e.g. Raydium, Orca, Meteora, Jupiter). Discrepancies above baseline thresholds trigger alerts. You can tune sensitivity and parameters to match your strategy.
- Price discrepancy thresholds (absolute and relative)
- Arbitrage opportunity detection
- Time-window and notification settings
Arbitrage Filters
Before an opportunity is considered, it passes a set of filters to ensure quality and reduce risks.
- Minimum liquidity and trading volume
- Market depth analysis
- Transaction fee considerations
- Custom filters and rules
Executing Arbitrage
When an opportunity meets your criteria, ArbitraVise can execute trades automatically. Slippage, size, and max spend are configurable. Supports integration with supported Solana wallets.
$RBTR Token
Access to the arbitrage tool and premium features is gated or enhanced by holding $RBTR. See the Whitepaper section for tokenomics, utility, and distribution.
Getting Started
Connect a supported Solana wallet, set your filters and arbitrage thresholds, and optionally hold $RBTR for full access. The tool runs in the background and notifies you when an opportunity arises; you can enable auto-trade or execute manually.
API & Integrations
Documentation for programmatic access, webhooks, and RPC usage will be published for developers. Contact the team for early access or partnership integrations.
$RBTR Token Whitepaper
1. Introduction
$RBTR is the native utility token of ArbitraVise, a precision tool for hunting Solana arbitrage opportunities. The token aligns incentives between the protocol and its users, grants access to tool features, and participates in governance and fee sharing.
2. Purpose & Utility
- Access: Unlock or enhance usage of the arbitrage scanner (price detection, execution cycles, slippage analysis).
- Fee discounts: Reduced fees on arbitrage transactions and premium data for $RBTR holders.
- Governance: Voting on feature enhancements, risk parameters, and roadmap priorities.
- Revenue share: A portion of protocol fees may be distributed to stakers or locked holders.
3. Tokenomics
Total supply, distribution, and release schedule are defined at launch. Typical allocation categories include:
- Community & public sale
- Team & advisors (vested)
- Treasury & ecosystem
- Liquidity & incentives
4. Technical
$RBTR is an SPL token on Solana. Contract address, decimals, and audit or verification status will be published at mainnet launch.
5. Roadmap & Ecosystem
ArbitraVise roadmap includes expanded monitoring features, more DEX and chain support, and deeper $RBTR utility (staking, fee burn, governance). Ecosystem partners and integrations will be announced as they go live.
6. Risks & Disclaimers
Trading and arbitrage involve significant risk. This document does not constitute financial or legal advice. Token value may be volatile. Participants should only use funds they can afford to lose and should comply with local laws.