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LIQUIDITY AGENT · SOLANA · METEORA DLMM
Most high-yield pools are already spent by the time they reach a leaderboard. HERON reads the fee curve across six windows and declines the ones that have stopped paying — before it costs you anything.
Six windows, each divided by its own hours so the bars are a rate rather than a running total. A raw fee-per-TVL figure always climbs with window length — plotted that way, every pool looks like it is accelerating.
Meteora publishes fee-per-TVL over 30m, 1h, 2h, 4h, 12h and 24h. Divided by each window's hours that becomes a rate, and the rate's shape says whether fees are still arriving or whether the pool spent itself hours ago. A pool can advertise twenty thousand percent while its last hour earned almost nothing.
Depth, live freeze authorities, turnover, pool age, decay — every one is decided by arithmetic before a model is asked anything. On a typical scan that removes more than half the leaderboard at zero cost. Only what arithmetic cannot settle becomes a paid decision, capped at eight a day.
A timeout, a malformed reply, a missing key, a spent budget — every one of them resolves to skip, never to a guess. The agent never acts on a degraded decision path, and the reason it gives is copy for the brief, never parsed back into what happens.
The agent can propose and execute inside a mandate you set, and it can never move funds out. Withdrawal does not depend on the agent being alive, honest or online. Connecting a wallet here only reads your positions — nothing is ever signed.
Read live from Meteora when this page loaded. Every stage is arithmetic — none of it costs anything to run.
Meteora publishes no history, so the win rate cannot be backfilled — it has to be recorded forward. Every scan writes its calls to an append-only ledger, and twelve hours later each one is re-read and scored against what the pool actually paid.
The declines are scored too. Measuring only the entries would flatter any screen, including one that admitted everything. The number that matters is the gap between the two.
Watching is free, because watching genuinely costs almost nothing. The fee lands when a position is opened — the moment the agent actually did something.
Inference is paid from the agent's own wallet, so the cost of deciding is an on-chain expense line rather than an assertion. Fees earned minus compute spent is a number anyone can check.
Through Virtuals — a Meteora DBC bonding curve graduating at 42,000 VIRTUAL into a public Meteora pool, with the LP locked for ten years.