Markets Navigation
Use the live markets and currencies surfaces, and explore stablecoin routing and arbitrage workflows.
The current markets experience is split between overview routes and the currencies family.
Main Routes
| Route | Role |
|---|---|
/markets | market overview |
/markets/ecosystem | market and institution context |
/currencies | currency overview |
/currencies/fiat | fiat and FX analysis |
/currencies/stablecoins | stablecoin monitoring |
/currencies/cbdc | CBDC project surface |
/currencies/commodities | commodity and tokenized-asset context |
/markets/trade | route finder / market interface |
/markets/p2p-arbitrage | higher-tier arbitrage workflow |
Stablecoin Routing Workflows
The ƒxyz Network treats all fiat, electronic, and digital assets as nodes in a unified multiplex graph. You can leverage the /markets/trade routing interface to compute the mathematically optimal cross-border stablecoin routing path, bypassing the fragmented silos of traditional correspondent banking.
Optimal Path Discovery
To find the most efficient route between two currencies, the network utilizes a modified Bellman-Ford algorithm that accounts for exchange rates, gas fees, and slippage across physical and digital rails.
- Source Node: Physical fiat (e.g., Polish bank deposit).
- Target Node: Digital stablecoin (e.g., EURC via an on-chain pool).
Arbitrage Detection
The /markets/p2p-arbitrage surface ingests live data from the ECB, Pyth, and stablecoin analytics protocols. It identifies when on-chain stablecoin pegs deviate from physical fiat exchange rates. The graph engine constantly scans for "negative cycles" (triangular arbitrage opportunities where USD → EUR → GBP → USD yields > 1.0).
Compliance Gates: All stablecoin routing paths automatically respect MiCA CASP and VASP regulatory parameters. The graph will sever paths that violate local compliance laws.
Rule
Current docs should describe this as markets + currencies + routing, not as a classic exchange site.
Older Lagrange trading and FIX pages are archive lineage, not the primary current product description.