DEX Arbitrage Bot

WHAT IT DOES

DEX Arbitrage Bot enables users to detect and execute arbitrage opportunities across multiple DEXes. It reads and displays token pair prices across multiple DEXes for price comparison, liquidity pool reserves for depth analysis, DEX fee structures for cost calculation, gas price estimates for cost planning, price deviations for opportunity detection, arbitrage opportunities showing potential trades, arbitrage profit estimates for profitability, trading volume for activity, pool depth for trade capacity, price volatility for risk assessment, DEX protocol state for operational status, token balances for available funds, approval status for token spending, transaction fee estimates for cost analysis, MEV protection status for security, slippage estimates for execution planning, path discovery results for route optimization, historical arbitrage opportunities for pattern analysis, network congestion level for timing, block number for context, block timestamp for timing, route optimization results for best execution, and multi-hop swap quotes for complex paths. The tool provides a streamlined interface for detecting and executing arbitrage trades with gas estimation and transaction signing.

HOW TO USE

Connect your wallet to the tool and select the network where you want to scan for arbitrage. Enter the DEX A address, DEX B address, Token A address, Token B address, and trade amount in Token A. Click "Find Arbitrage" to scan for price differences between the two DEXes. The tool will query both DEXes for prices, calculate the price deviation, estimate profit, gas cost, net profit, and slippage. Review the displayed opportunity, profit estimate, gas cost, net profit, slippage, and path. Click "Approve Tokens" to approve the DEX contracts for token spending. Click "Execute Arbitrage" to sign and submit the arbitrage transaction. The tool will show the transaction hash immediately, then update with the execution status once processed. The tool works with any EVM-compatible DEX pair.

THE MECHANISM

DEX Arbitrage Bot performs client-side arbitrage detection by querying multiple DEX contracts for token pair prices. The tool connects to each DEX using the token addresses and simulates a swap to get the quote. For each DEX, it calculates the price from the pool reserves using the constant product formula (x*y=k) or other AMM formulas. The tool then compares prices across the DEXes to detect arbitrage opportunities. When a price difference is found, the tool calculates the profit potential by simulating a multi-swap path. Gas costs are estimated from the network and subtracted from the gross profit to calculate net profit. Slippage is estimated from the trade size relative to pool depth. Path discovery identifies the optimal route for the arbitrage, which may involve multiple hops. The tool simulates the process of connecting to DEX contracts, querying reserves, computing prices, and constructing arbitrage transactions.

WHAT IT CANNOT SEE

DEX Arbitrage Bot cannot guarantee that the arbitrage opportunity will still exist at the time of execution, as prices may change between detection and execution. The tool cannot detect sandwich attacks or front-running attempts, as that requires real-time monitoring of the mempool. It cannot predict transaction confirmation times, as confirmation times depend on network congestion. The tool cannot guarantee that the arbitrage trade will be profitable after gas costs, as gas costs may change. It cannot detect if a DEX is under attack or manipulated, as that requires monitoring all pool interactions. The tool cannot predict slippage during execution accurately, as slippage depends on trade size and pool depth.

PLEASE NOTE

DEX Arbitrage Bot supports EVM-compatible chains only. The tool uses simulated price queries and does not execute trades without user confirmation. Arbitrage detection results are for informational purposes only — always verify opportunities and costs before executing trades. The tool is free to use and does not store or transmit any data off-device. Always check slippage and gas estimates before executing arbitrage trades.