Every monitor here is the observable half of a failure this design can actually have. Nothing is on this page because dashboards usually have it.
Alerts nothing to act on
Oracle deviation the arb signal
1 − ρʰ, so this one figure moves every tier in the table below.Our feed against the venue median, in units of the noise floor. A persistent deviation is directly tradeable — short the high print and collect the decay. Above the gate, opens are refused; settlement is unaffected, because the arb is captured at entry.
Per asset tier headroom against both ceilings
PLACEHOLDER ROSTER. No market here was read from a chain. The ω column is the number to distrust first: SOL's real derived figure is 0.745 bp (ADR-0012), which puts its entry-arb ceiling at 805x and is why it lists at 750x — not the 1000x this table shows. Every ceiling and every headroom below inherits that error.
| Asset | Tier | ω | Barrier | Arb ceiling | Noise ceiling | Headroom | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SOL | 1000× | 0.465bp | 8.69bp | 1290× | 3115× | 1.29× | unverified |
| BTC | 1000× | 0.147bp | 8.69bp | 4082× | 9853× | 4.08× | unverified |
| ETH | 1000× | 0.316bp | 8.69bp | 1899× | 4583× | 1.90× | unverified |
| JUP | 250× | 0.895bp | 34.76bp | 670× | 1618× | 2.68× | unverified |
| JTO | 250× | 1.633bp | 34.76bp | 367× | 887× | 1.47× | unverified |
Arb ceiling is fee·10⁴/(ω·(1−ρʰ)); noise ceiling is (1−mu)·10⁴/(2κω). The arb one binds everywhere, so it is the one to watch — and it means a drift upward in measured ω can force a tier down.