Arbitrage intel

Every arb bot is a black box. It says 'trade this' — and you either trust it or you don't. We think that's broken. If an AI is moving your capital, you should be able to read its reasoning like a newspaper article. DeFi arbitrage has a transparency problem. Automated bots execute trades based on signals that no human can audit in real time. When they win, you don't know why. When they lose, you really don't know why. At the same time, the highest-yield arb opportunities — new exchange listings, multi-chain price gaps — require research that moves faster than any human can do manually. The moment KuCoin lists a token, the Uniswap price and the KuCoin price diverge. You have maybe 60 minutes to act. Most traders miss it entirely

We built Arb Intel — an AI research layer that finds these opportunities and, critically, explains every single one. When our scanner surfaces a token, you don't just see a spread percentage. You see: why this token is structurally arb-friendly — multi-chain presence, DEX-native volume, market cap in the sweet spot. You see why the opportunity exists right now — which exchange just listed it, how long the price lag has historically lasted, how much time is left in the window. You see confidence scores, risk flags, pool depth warnings, and every source cited. The research layer sits on top: AI agents that run token screening against DeFiLlama and CoinGecko, a CEX listing monitor watching Binance and KuCoin announcements in real time, and an explainability wrapper that structures every finding before it touches the dashboard. The whole research API is gated through Lava — so other traders can subscribe to the signal feed and get the same transparent, cited intelligence.

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