Question 1

How is this trade executed?

Accepted Answer

You buy the token with a swap in the pool (the button links straight to the pair on dexscreener) and simultaneously open a short on the perpetual futures at the exchange from the signal. The position is closed when the spread collapses: sell the token, close the short. The direction is always the same — the pool is cheaper, the futures are richer.

Question 2

Won’t pool slippage eat the spread?

Accepted Answer

Every signal carries a “spread vs size” ladder: real exchange-book bids and the computed pool entry impact from its liquidity — for sizes from $500 to $50,000. Before sending, the system additionally fetches a fresh order book and only lets the signal through if the spread at a $1,000 size holds at 1.5% or better. Build your own alert in builder.

Question 3

What does the “deposits closed” badge mean?

Accepted Answer

Deposits of this coin are suspended at the exchange: tokens bought elsewhere cannot be transferred in, so classic arbitrageurs cannot unwind the spread. These are exactly the pairs where it persists the longest — while entry through the on-chain pool works regardless of deposits.

Question 4

Which chains and DEXes are covered?

Accepted Answer

BNB Chain and Ethereum; PancakeSwap, Uniswap and Sushiswap pools (V2 and V3). For every token the deepest pool is selected; puddles below $25,000 of liquidity are discarded — their price is not executable.