Pool

Provide liquidity. Keep the gap.

Arbitrage always pays someone. On the Aven pool, most of it goes to you.

Pools

Two pools, one market.

Aven pool

aETH / aUSD · fee from the perp market

Trade
Price
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Gap vs oracle
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Fee · buy
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Fee · sell
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Plain pool

aETH / aUSD · fixed 0.30%

Trade
Price
—
Gap vs oracle
—
Fee · buy
0.30%
Fee · sell
0.30%

Earnings

Who earned what.

Same shocks, same bot. Both sides earn; on Aven the LPs keep the bigger share.

No stats yet.

Recorded Arena run (bot trades only). $ values at the HyperCore oracle price.

Over time

Six hours of real data.

Oct 29, Binance down, Hyperliquid trading. Four pools, same flow, only the fee differs.

Cost

Cheap per swap.

~175k

gas per swap

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~46.9k

of that is the hook

two precompile reads + fee math

≤ 3.1k

per precompile read

capped at 30k, never reverts

~16

Aven swaps per 3M-gas block

HyperEVM small block

Provide

Add liquidity.

Pool

Range around the pool price

aETH in
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aUSD in
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Price range
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Ticks
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Demo tokens are open-mint: missing balance is minted first. Fees accrue to the position inside the PoolManager.

Mainnet: gas is paid in real HYPE. aETH and aUSD are free demo tokens.

Operator controls (Arena admin)+

Controls

Admin only. The bot and shock wallets belong to the Arena service.

Bot idle·last block #—·last trade —
or open the page with ?admin=<token>. Kept in this tab only.

Shock both pools: the same swap on each, from the shock wallet

Tip: buying aETH pushes both pools above fair, so the bot's arb is a sell and shows the pure gap fee.

Bot and counters

Pool prices vs the oracle

/state stream, one point per block
Waiting for a second block of data…