Protocol V4
Split thetrade.Lose thetrail.
One swap, cut across every Uniswap v4 pool that can carry it, hooks included. Priced by running it, sent in a single transaction, and delivered to a shadow address nobody can tie back to you.
Every pool. One fill.
v4 lets anyone open a pool with any fee and any hook, so one pair can trade in dozens of places at once. Protocol V4 reads them all, prices each one with your real size, and cuts the order where it fills best.
Three acts. No witness.
A route is found, cut, signed once and delivered out of sight. Then the same engine is sold, a call at a time, to anything that can pay.
Priced by doing it
A quoter guesses. The probe swaps. Its code is dropped into one read-only call, runs your trade through every candidate pool and every hook for real, then throws it all away and reports what came out.
- Direct pools, plus every path through ETH or USDG
- Each route priced at ten sizes, then the order cut slice by slice
- The final split re-run in shared state, as the chain will run it
Delivered out of sight
The output can land in a shadow: a fresh address derived from one signature of yours, never used before. It has no history, no link to your other wallets, and it can trade, pay or sweep on its own.
- Same signature, same shadows, on any device: nothing to back up
- Keys made and kept in your tab, never sent anywhere
- A gas pack rides along so a new shadow can move at once
Agents pay per route
Bots don't sign up. They ask, get an HTTP 402 with a price, sign a USDC authorization on Base, and ask again. The route and a ready-to-sign transaction come back with the settlement receipt. $0.002 a call, no key, no account.
- x402 v1, exact scheme, settled by a public facilitator
- Payment is checked before the work and settled after it
- No route, no charge: the authorization just expires
Protocol V4.
$PV4 is the router's token. Route into it like anything else: paste its contract in the router and it will find every pool that holds it.
