Arbitrage scanner
The same stock trades as different tokens on different chains, and prices drift apart. For each major asset this scans every routable venue in both directions via Relay — buying with USDC on Base (ask) and selling the tokens straight back (bid) — then surfaces the best cross-venue pair. A positive spread means buying on one venue and selling on another nets more than it costs, at this size, after routing fees and impact.
| asset | buy at (ask) | sell at (bid) | net spread | venues | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NVDANVIDIA | — | ||||
| TSLATesla | — | ||||
| AAPLApple | — | ||||
| MSFTMicrosoft | — | ||||
| METAMeta | — | ||||
| AMZNAmazon | — | ||||
| GOOGLAlphabet | — | ||||
| COINCoinbase | — | ||||
| MSTRMicroStrategy | — | ||||
| CRCLCircle | — | ||||
| SPYSPDR S&P 500 ETF | — | ||||
| QQQInvesco QQQ | — | ||||
For market makers — read before acting
Spreads are indicative, sized at the selected notional, and include Relay routing fees and price impact on both legs — but not inventory risk, settlement timing between chains, or venue eligibility. These tokens are not offered to US persons by their issuers; xStocks and Ondo tokens are separate instruments from different issuers with different redemption terms, so a cross-issuer position carries issuer basis risk. Not investment advice.