Understand the peg
Compare USD stablecoins with their dollar reference. Normalize EURC against the euro’s USD value, so currency movement is not mistaken for a premium.
MEET ARTEMIS & HERMES · ON BASE
Two accumulation concepts. One transparent research desk. Meet Hermes for stablecoins and Artemis for BTC—and see the evidence behind the ideas.
HERMES / STABLE ACCUMULATOR
When stablecoins move off peg, investigate whether a complete conversion cycle could increase the target stablecoin balance. A discount alone is not an opportunity: backing, liquidity, costs and the exit all matter.
Compare USD stablecoins with their dollar reference. Normalize EURC against the euro’s USD value, so currency movement is not mistaken for a premium.
Compare size-specific quotes, liquidity and costs. An attractive entry does not guarantee that a later exit will be available.
Evaluate the stablecoin balance after the entire cycle and its costs. Peg recovery is uncertain; extra units of a distressed asset are not automatically a gain.
SHARED · PEG & ROUTE RESEARCH
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Published observations refresh every 30 seconds while this page is open. No wallet connection or trades. EURC includes FX exposure; cbBTC is a separate research comparison, an Artemis comparison, not the Hermes stable-only core.
All three assets share a basis-point axis: USDC and bridged USDT versus $1; EURC versus €1 translated through EUR/USD. Line density reflects evidence cadence—not trading volume.
The chart displays normalized peg deviation, not raw EUR/USD movement. Hourly historical closes establish gross evidence; live EURC and USDT points use recorded $100 executable quotes before gas. Intentional line gaps mark periods without comparable evidence. Crossing a line identifies a measurement for review—not guaranteed profit.
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Historical candles prove gross deviations only. Live quotes subtract pool fee, price impact, estimated gas, and a 25% gas buffer; latency and inclusion are still unmeasured. No transaction can be signed or submitted.
ARTEMIS / BTC ACCUMULATOR
Artemis explores paced BTC accumulation, with cbBTC as the Base research target. Measure BTC units acquired after costs alongside cash spent and downside exposure—not just a rising dollar balance.
Explore a fixed budget and purchase cadence, with clear spending and cost limits.
Study bounded purchases at defined price conditions. A falling price can fall further.
Investigate whether a stronger stablecoin could purchase more BTC after route costs. The reference screen below is only a starting point. Explore cbBTC round-trip quotes ↓
ARTEMIS · STABLE-PREMIUM SCREEN
One Artemis research input—not a purchase recommendation or proof of a BTC trade. Uses the same published Base observations as the shared research above.
This reference is not an executable USDC→cbBTC quote. No transaction can be signed or submitted from this dashboard.
MULTI-VENUE EXECUTION PROOF
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Waiting for execution-quality evidence.
Latency is measured only after an initial quote clears the monitor threshold.
Quoter calls are simulations, not guaranteed fills. No wallet, signing, funding, or transaction submission is enabled.
CLD PASSPORT / THE NEXT CHAPTER
Explore the accumulator concepts, published observations, timestamps and research limitations. No wallet required.
CLD Passport holders are intended to be able to create and use personal Hermes and Artemis strategies. Eligibility checks, user controls and execution infrastructure are still in development.
Strategy access needs verified eligibility, explicit execution permissions, individual risk limits, testing and review. There is no launch date or promised return.
Passport ownership does not enable trading on this preview. Personal strategies and balances will not become public merely because the research is viewable.
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