The bot's track record

A computer program manages a small pot of its owner's money. It puts the money into pools (automated bureaux de change for digital coins, where whoever supplies the coins shares the swap fees) on two networks, Solana and Robinhood Chain, and reports here every half hour. Two numbers matter: what the program expected to earn in fees when it joined each pool, and what it has actually earned so far. Every term on the page carries a plain-English explanation. How the program works, in plain English.

Latest published figures

Published 2026-09-24T09:19:48.424Z. Projected fee return: 85.7% a year. Actual fee return: measuring. Positions: 3. Deployed: $1946.

How the figures are made

Projected: the engine's 180-day backtest of the pool at the moment of opening, drift removed, costs assessed. Actual: fees measured on-chain every 30 minutes, annualised on the position size; deposits and withdrawals are excluded from every return figure. Total return also counts token price moves. A projection is not a result; a simulated action is not a transaction.

Wallets, position ids and transaction ids are never published. Methodology and limits · Analyze a pool