The terminal connects three views of the same market: a scan of the pools, an exact route quote, and a transaction preview.
Reading The Board
The scanner reads Robinhood stock tokens that trade across multiple Uniswap v3 pools. A spread measures the difference between pools; the net edge subtracts the fees on a candidate route. Neither number is a promise of profit.
Following A Route
Select a stock to see its routes. Choose a cycle size, or use Best Size to compare the quote grid. The engine simulates the full cycle against pool state, including each hop and the effect of your order size.
Checking The Quote
The breakdown shows the gross result, protocol fee, estimated gas and amount you would receive. The minimum receive control sets a guard for the transaction. If the cycle no longer clears that minimum, it reverts.
Connecting The Data
VERDEX uses the existing public protocol and market API. Its engine, liquidity pools and protocol fee belong to that underlying system. This interface does not deploy a replacement engine or change those parameters.
When The Network Slows
The terminal labels snapshot data with its date when live reads are unavailable. A snapshot can help you inspect the market structure; a current quote is needed before a cycle can be submitted.
Before A Cycle
Review the selected stock, route, cycle size and minimum receive. Your wallet presents the transaction for approval. Prices can change before it lands, and a failed transaction still costs gas.