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100k+ profit for Web3 Map subscribers
ETH -> USDC
USDC -> USDT
(eth chain)
Detected exactly at the price drop block.
Congrats for 5~6 fig profit.
only $200 for a month.
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#binance #exploit
Web3 Map was the first to detect the $AGIX, $WMTX, and ethereum:0xf0d33beda4d734c72684b5f9abbebf715d0a7935 exploits.
For $AGIX, the Binance Convert route created an opportunity to turn roughly
$100 into $7K per account.
More than 10 Web3 Map users profited from the opportunity,
generating over $100K in total value.
The route was:
ETH AGIX
→ Deposit to Binance
→ Convert AGIX to FET
→ Sell & Withdraw
Last month, Web3 Map users captured opportunities worth $10K–$100K through events such as the Cronos USDC depeg.
(teapawt.org/Web3MapInk/status/2095…)
Today, AGIX created another opportunity worth $7K+ per account.
Web3 Map costs $200/month.
Congratulations to everyone who caught it.
Trade recap from one of our subscribers:(t.me/FullSeed100gongsu/200)
Web3 Map caught the price move on @CronosApp , and then detected the
USDC <-> USDT depeg that followed faster than anyone else. (~12 sec)
During that window, Web3 Map subscribers made anywhere from $10K to over $300K.
(The depeg lasted for roughly an hour.)
The route was:
ETH USDC
→ CCTP Bridge
→ Cronos USDC
→ Cronos USDT
→ Sell on Crypto.com
→ ETH USDC
Users repeatedly bridged and executed the arbitrage while the opportunity remained open.
Then Cronos halted and blocks were rolled back.
Because the CCTP burn transaction remained while the corresponding mint transaction disappeared after the rollback, users who repeated the bridge multiple times were able to multiply their returns by the number of completed cycles.
5 cycles = roughly 5× principal + additional USDC / USDT arbitrage profit.
Most subscribers who participated made more than $10K.
Several accounts made over $100K.
The top results exceeded $300K.
This is exactly why speed matters.
Web3 Map detected the opportunity in ~12 seconds and gave subscribers enough time to execute it repeatedly before the window closed.
Telegram alerts are available to Pro users.
Congratulations to everyone who caught it.
Subscribe to Web3 Map and catch the next one before the rest of the market does.
Trade recap from one of our subscribers: t.me/dunstearth/20
Web3 Map caught the price move on @CronosApp , and then detected the
USDC <-> USDT depeg that followed faster than anyone else. (~12 sec)
During that window, Web3 Map subscribers made anywhere from $10K to over $300K.
(The depeg lasted for roughly an hour.)
The route was:
ETH USDC
→ CCTP Bridge
→ Cronos USDC
→ Cronos USDT
→ Sell on Crypto.com
→ ETH USDC
Users repeatedly bridged and executed the arbitrage while the opportunity remained open.
Then Cronos halted and blocks were rolled back.
Because the CCTP burn transaction remained while the corresponding mint transaction disappeared after the rollback, users who repeated the bridge multiple times were able to multiply their returns by the number of completed cycles.
5 cycles = roughly 5× principal + additional USDC / USDT arbitrage profit.
Most subscribers who participated made more than $10K.
Several accounts made over $100K.
The top results exceeded $300K.
This is exactly why speed matters.
Web3 Map detected the opportunity in ~12 seconds and gave subscribers enough time to execute it repeatedly before the window closed.
Telegram alerts are available to Pro users.
Congratulations to everyone who caught it.
Subscribe to Web3 Map and catch the next one before the rest of the market does.
Trade recap from one of our subscribers: t.me/dunstearth/20
Web3 Map Update
1/ TradFi Added
We’ve added a new TradFi tab. Web3 Map now supports:
- Stocks
- Commodities
- Indices
- Pre-IPO assets
You can compare prices across spot/perp markets and on-chain DEXs that support TradFi-related assets.
We also group assets that are semantically related but priced differently, such as SK hynix and SK hynix ADS, so they can be compared together in one view.
2/ Hyperlane Bridge Added
We’ve added Hyperlane Bridge to the Map.
3/ Web UI Improvements
We added a light theme to the web app.
You can switch themes using the button in the top-right corner.
We also added a right-side card that shows which CEXs support deposits and withdrawals for each coin.
In the Graph view, when a Chain filter is applied, the right-side details panel now shows the list of tokens that support deposits and withdrawals on that chain, grouped by CEX.
Upcoming Updates
1. We plan to gradually add more bridges and DEXs for smaller mainnets supported by CEXs.
2. We are continuously optimizing quote speed and CEX price refresh speed across each chain.
Web3 Map detected the sharp drop in $KXG faster than anyone else.
Telegram alerts captured the move starting from the drop from $417.92 to $291.87 within 30 seconds,
and continued sending alerts throughout the price action:
$417.92 → $291.87 → $164.15 → $129.82 → $62.23 → $37.66
The current price is $258.51, meaning up to around 7x profit was possible.
Given the very deep pool liquidity, $100K+ in profit could likely have been achievable.
Telegram alerts are available to Pro users.
Thank you.
Web3 Map detected the depeg of tokenized stocks such as
wQQQx, wMSTRx, and wNVDAx faster than anyone else.
Telegram alerts were sent around 5 seconds after the depeg
— immediately after the depeg block was produced.
The opportunity offered $50K+.
etherscan.io/tx/0xe2320086b2…
The wallet above triggered the sharp drop and then moved all funds to Tornado Cash, which suggests the wallet may have been compromised.
Telegram alerts are available to Pro users.
Thank you.
Web3 Map Update
1/ Faster ETH Polling
We have reduced the price polling interval on the ETH chain to match Ethereum’s block time of around 12 seconds.
Whenever a new block is created on-chain, Web3 Map now fetches new price data immediately.
2/ Dedicated Hidden Settings for Price Spikes
We have added dedicated hidden settings for Price Spikes.
You can now hide Price Spike alerts by: Token/CEX/Chain
Previously, Price Spike hidden settings were shared with New Entries. This shared state has now been reset, so you will need to set up your hidden filters again.
You can configure these settings from My Page, as shown in the screenshot, or directly from Telegram alerts.
Both lists are shared, so changes made from My Page or Telegram will stay synced.
Thank you
