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ArbMe

An Experimental Decentralized Arbitrage Protocol Built On A Token

An ERC20 token that pairs with other tokens to create arb routes. No deals. No permission. Just LP.

Anyone can provide liquidity to any token that needs it. $ARBME sits in the middle, connecting pools into a mesh of routes. Value tracks volume and pair selection.

Most tokens hate getting arbed. $ARBME embraces it.
More LPers → more pools → more routes → more fees. No gatekeepers.

How ArbMe Works

$ARBME sits between trading pairs. When prices diverge, arbers route through to capture the difference. LPers provide the liquidity. Fees flow.

DEGEN pumps ARBME pool has cheap DEGEN Arber routes through Fees generated

Every pool connected to $ARBME creates routes to every other pool. 5 pools = 10 routes. The mesh compounds.

$ARBME isn't trying to be the main route. It's permissionless overflow liquidity—anyone can create a pool for any token without asking. Arbers find it when they need it.

LPers & Arbers

A decentralized protocol where two groups coordinate without intermediaries.

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LPers

Provide liquidity, earn fees

See a token that needs liquidity? Just create a pool. No proposals, no waiting, no permission. You build the paths, you collect fees.

  • Permissionless pool creation
  • Pick your pairs, set your exposure
  • No lockups, withdraw anytime
  • You take the IL risk

Arbers

Find deals, extract profit

You want cheap tokens, fast. $ARBME pools lag behind main DEX during spikes. That's your edge.

  • Mispriced pools during volatility
  • Multiple routes through the mesh
  • Cheap gas on Base (~$0.01)
  • Small arbs are viable

Every Pool Makes the Mesh Stronger

When you LP against $ARBME, you're contributing to a shared network. Your pool creates routes for everyone. The mesh grows together.

ETH CLANKER DEGEN USDC HIGHER TOKEN
2
pools → 1 route
5
pools → 10 routes
10
pools → 45 routes

Guidelines

You're building a decentralized liquidity network. Here's how to contribute.

01

Any size helps

Small pools enable small arbs. Large pools enable large arbs. Base gas is cheap, so even modest liquidity creates viable routes.

02

Mix your pairs

Volatile tokens generate arb traffic. Stablecoins provide reliable routing. Both add value to the mesh.

03

Understand IL

If your paired token dumps 80%, you're holding mostly that token. Only LP with tokens you'd hold anyway.

04

You're in control

No lockups. No staking contracts. Your LP is yours. Withdraw whenever you want.

Finding Deals

$ARBME pools lag behind main DEX during spikes. That's your window.

01

Watch for spikes

When a token pumps 20%+ fast, main pools get drained. $ARBME pools still have inventory at the old-ish price.

02

Check pool depth

Pool size determines trade size. Thin pools work for small arbs. Deeper pools handle bigger volume.

03

Multi-hop routes work

Sometimes the best path is TOKEN A → ARBME → TOKEN B → ARBME → ETH. More hops, more fees, but better net price during chaos.

04

Base gas is cheap

~$0.01 per tx means small arbs work. A $5 profit on a $300 trade is viable here.

What Can Go Wrong

$ARBME Price Goes Both Ways

When paired tokens pump, arbers buy $ARBME to get the deal. Price rises. When paired tokens dump, arbers sell $ARBME to exit. Price falls. $ARBME absorbs the volatility of its pairs—up AND down.

IL Is Real

Impermanent loss isn't just a scary term. If your paired token dumps 90%, you're holding a bag of it. Fees might not cover it. Be ready.

This Is An Experiment

ArbMe is new. Unproven. The mesh thesis makes sense in theory, but real-world performance is unknown. If nobody LPs, it stays small. If nobody arbs, no fees. Don't put in what you can't lose.

The Mesh

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Join the Mesh

LP to earn fees. Arb to profit. Build routes together.