Arbitrage & pricing · Telegram alert

Cross-Pool Price Divergence Alert — Get Notified When the Same Asset Prices Differently

The same asset can trade at different prices on different pools, whether that's two fee tiers on the same chain or the same token bridged across two different chains. This alert watches that gap directly and tells you when it widens past a threshold you choose.

What this alert actually checks

You point it at two pools — each with its own chain and which token in the pair is the one being compared — and set a divergence percentage. It reads both pools' real, current prices on each sweep, correctly oriented regardless of which token is token0 or token1 in either pool, and fires when the gap crosses your threshold.

Why this matters

A meaningful, sustained price gap between two venues for the same underlying asset is one of the more direct signals in DeFi, whether the interest is understanding market structure or evaluating whether an arbitrage opportunity is real and large enough to be worth the cost of acting on it.

A caution worth stating directly

A price gap shown by this alert is not the same as a profitable arbitrage trade. The real, executable profit from actually closing that gap depends on gas costs, slippage on both legs, and how quickly the gap might close before a transaction confirms — none of which this alert accounts for on its own.

Set this alert up

Alerts are configured from the Account tab — pick this type, fill in the settings above, and link Telegram to start receiving notifications.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I compare pools on two different chains?

Yes — each side of the comparison has its own chain selection, so cross-chain divergence is fully supported.

What does 'divergence percentage' actually measure?

The percentage gap between the two pools' current prices for the asset you specify, using the smaller of the two as the base for the comparison.

Does this execute trades automatically?

No. It's purely a notification — any resulting trade is something you'd execute yourself.

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