Allocation
Every answer the model has returned. Each one is three numbers that add up to 1, one share for each route the fee can take.
The weave
Each thread is one answer, crossing each rail at that route's share of the fee. Black threads are sells, red are buys, the thick black thread is the average and the orange one is the latest. Threads bunched high on a rail mean the model keeps sending fees that way.
Cumulative allocation
| route | amount | share of fees | largest fee | led |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| burn | ||||
| pool | ||||
| holders |
By swap class
| kind | read | burn | pool | holders | conf | fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| buy, small | ||||||
| buy, medium | ||||||
| buy, large | ||||||
| sell, small | ||||||
| sell, medium | ||||||
| sell, large |
By flow regime
| reading | read | burn | pool | holders | stress | conc risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| compressed | ||||||
| directional | ||||||
| dislocated |
Compressed means buys and sells are balanced and price has barely moved across the last 50 trades. Directional means one side clearly leads. Dislocated means price moved sharply on a few trades that were large for the pool. These readings come from the same request as the routing answer and cost almost nothing to ask, so they are asked on every trade and kept.
Last 200 allocations
Each slice is one trade. Black is burn, grey is pool, pale is holders.