Observe the gap.
Price, liquidity and available inventory are checked on both venues. A visible spread alone is not an executable trade.
aevora
Find thedifference.
One asset. Two markets. An opportunity in between.
Compare Elysium and HyperCore, trade with your Aevora balance,
and follow every result.
Connecting to the market
One asset. Two prices.
Elysium and HyperCore, side by side. The space between the lines is the spread, before trading costs.
HYPE / USDC · Two venues, one asset—Gross spread · before trading costs
Buy on Elysium —Sell on HyperCore —
Loading saved observations…Explore the spread ↗
Same asset.
A different price.
Prices on Elysium and HyperCore can drift apart. Aevora compares both sides, checks the full cost of a trade and acts only when the numbers work.
Watch the live spread ↗Move the sliders. The gap only matters when it exceeds the cost to trade.
Illustrative margin after costs+0.55%
A positive margin. Execution still depends on liquidity and available inventory.
Price every cost.
Pool fees, order-book depth, slippage and gas enter the decision before capital is committed.
Settle the result.
Confirmed trades and their costs enter the ledger. Only positive realized profit funds holder rewards.
See the work.
Follow the capital.
From the first price observation to the final payout. Every stage has its own place in the dashboard.
Open the workspace ↗Hold $AEVO.
Share the result.
No mandatory staking. No extra deposit. Allocations follow your eligible token balance and the time you held it during each profitable 10-minute window.
Your allocation in this example1.00USDC
100 × 1% × 10/10
An illustration, not a return forecast. Assumes a constant eligible supply and balance while held. Actual allocations use time-weighted onchain balances. Zero or negative net profit produces no distribution.
100%Received creator fees → capital
10 min.Each accounting window
100%Positive net profit → holders
The details
matter.
Where do rewards come from?+
Only from closed and confirmed trades, after gas, fees and execution costs. Creator fees and operator funding supply the holder-reward strategy; they are excluded from profit. Personal accounts use a separate pool and do not fund holder payouts. A zero or negative window produces no rewards. Returns are not guaranteed, and trading can lose capital.
Do I need to stake $AEVO?+
No. Eligible balances are weighted by how long you held them during each 600-second window. Buying at the end of a window only earns for the time those tokens were held.
How do I receive USDC?+
Funded allocations are queued automatically to eligible holders. The dashboard shows your allocation and payout receipt. A purpose-specific wallet signature can also request an available allocation before it is queued. Connecting a wallet never requests spending approval.
Can I deposit my own USDC?+
The dashboard’s My account section shows personal balances, deposits and withdrawal requests. Personal capital belongs to a separate trading pool and shares its profits and losses. Its availability is shown in the account; $AEVO rewards do not require a deposit.
Who controls the trading wallets?+
Aevora operates the wallets and server scripts. Trading limits, accounting and payouts are enforced by this software. This is an operator-custodied system; recorded activity is published in the dashboard.
What is available before the token launches?+
Market charts, order books, engine observations, treasury tracking and wallet connectivity work independently of $AEVO. Token indexing and holder reward windows require the official token address. The dashboard shows the engine’s actual execution status separately.