Indexed liquidity universe
Components from Fynd's most recent Tycho snapshot at startup.
ETH / USDC · Live · Every Ethereum Block
Market depth measured block by block from Tycho-indexed onchain liquidity. Not an oracle price. The real cost to trade ETH at the latest collected block.
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Your effective price, live
The three charts below are synchronized. Click any block to pin it. The price curve and bookmap jump to show what execution looked like at that block.
Bright line = market depth at 1% impact, buy side. Dashed = ETH spot price. Red marks are thin-market blocks: the bottom 15% of depth in this window. The stat below shows exactly how much more expensive those blocks are. Click any point to pin that block in the curve and bookmap.
Hover to inspect any block · Click to pin across all charts · Double-click to reset
Set your trade size to see what it actually costs.
Detail snaps to the nearest real quoted rung for this block and side. Executable calldata exists only for sizes Fynd actually quoted, so we never interpolate a transaction.
Drop your Telegram and we'll reach out when full-history access is ready.
It's all on a public API and a tiny Python SDK: 200 measured depth points per side, routed across Fynd's Tycho-indexed universe.
Components from Fynd's most recent Tycho snapshot at startup.
Every snapshot uses real Fynd routes across the indexed universe, measured at each target. Capped levels at the search ceiling are marked, never presented as exact.
Route used by the 1% impact probe for the latest block. The best route often sits in one deep pool, so a single protocol here does not imply narrow indexed coverage.
Not oracle data. Live-mode snapshots use direct Fynd quotes against Tycho's indexed onchain state. The static fallback is timestamped so it cannot be mistaken for live data.
fynd serve \ --rpc-url https://ethereum.publicnode.com \ --tycho-api-key <your-key>
Free API key at t.me/FyndPortalBot · docs.fynd.xyz
The charts below are interactive: bookmap, cost of execution, price curve and depth history. They have more room and a side-by-side view on a wider screen.
We'll reach out as we expand the retained onchain ETH depth history.
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