Analytics
Live 1Click dry quotes against the ECB reference, and the timing score that gates each chunk. Indicative only; the FX leg is simulated.
1Click quote
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EURe per USDC
ECB reference
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EUR per USD
Deviation now
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negative = quote below ECB
24h avg deviation
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collecting samples
Market score
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price + ECB parts only
USDC → EURe
1Click dry quote vs ECB reference · hover for exact values
-- 1Click dry quote ECB reference
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Timing score
≥70 pays a chunk · ≥85 pays double
No active order
Market score--
070 execute100
Price vs 24h average · 40%--
Quote vs ECB · 20%--
Deadline urgency · 40%per order, set by the agent
Agent score history
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Waiting for the first market sample.
Live agent feed
On-chain agent decisions and settlements
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Deviation, last 60 samples
Absolute distance between quote and ECB: shorter is tighter
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- Min
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- Average
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- Max
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How the timing score works
Why the agent waits or pays
- Price vs average (40%). A quote above its recent average scores higher.
- Quote vs ECB (20%). A quote at or above the ECB reference scores 100; it falls as the adverse deviation approaches the order limit.
- Deadline urgency (40%). Rises with the square of elapsed time, so the agent always finishes before the deadline.
- Score 70+ pays a normal chunk, 85+ pays double, below 70 it waits. Hard guards (deviation limit, interval, on-chain caps) always apply. This is a timing heuristic, not a promise of better rates.