Cross-chain liquidity intelligence

Cross-chain liquidity depth, without rebuilding your spreadsheet every Monday

Osmosis measures pool depth and routing slippage across chains in real time, so your research desk stops doing it by hand.

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Chain	Pool	Depth @1%	Depth @2%	Est. Slip
Osmosis	ATOM/USDC	$4.2M	$6.8M	0.41%
Ethereum	ETH/USDC	$18.1M	$31.4M	0.18%best
Arbitrum	ARB/USDC	$2.9M	$4.6M	0.73%
Polygon	MATIC/USDC	$1.4M	$2.3M	1.12%
Cosmos	OSMO/ATOM	$3.1M	$5.2M	0.56%

The problem

The Monday morning spreadsheet

Every week, someone on your team opens five block explorer tabs and starts copying pool data into a spreadsheet. By the time the cells are formatted and the cross-chain comparison is assembled, the data is stale and the morning is gone.

Osmosis replaces that workflow. We index on-chain pool state continuously and compute the depth metrics your research stack actually needs.

Five block explorer tabs open at once, each with a different export format and broken CSV encoding
Depth data stale within hours of pulling it. The report reflects what the pool looked like, not what it looks like now
No cross-chain comparison in a single place. Routing slippage must be estimated by hand from disconnected sources
Analyst time spent on data plumbing rather than analysis, rebuilt from scratch every reporting cycle

What we compute

What Osmosis computes

Liquidity depth at threshold

Available liquidity at 1%, 2%, and 5% price impact: per pool, per chain. Not TVL. Not volume. The actual depth curve that determines execution cost at a given notional size.

Cross-chain routing slippage

Given a notional trade size, Osmosis estimates expected slippage across routing paths (direct, bridged, and multi-hop), so you can compare routes before execution, not after.

Pool depth change velocity

Rate of change in pool depth between measurement intervals. Not just a snapshot, but the direction and speed of liquidity movement. Catches depth decay before it affects your execution window.

Chain and protocol coverage

Osmosis DEX (Cosmos), Ethereum mainnet (Uniswap v3, Curve), Arbitrum, and Polygon. Depth computed at the pool level across all covered chains in a single structured feed.

How it works

From block explorer chaos to structured depth data

Index on-chain pool state

Osmosis continuously indexes pool state across supported DEX protocols: no manual exports, no stale snapshots. The data layer rebuilds itself on each block.

Compute depth curves and slippage

For each pool, Osmosis computes the full depth curve at configurable notional thresholds and estimates routing slippage for any trade size you need to model.

Deliver to your research stack

Structured data via browser dashboard, CSV export for your models, or REST API for programmatic access. Choose the delivery method that fits your workflow.

Input

Block Explorers DEX Protocols On-Chain Pool State

Osmosis Engine

Depth Computation Slippage Estimation Velocity Tracking

Research Stack

CSV Export REST API Dashboard

Use cases

Built for two workflows

Research Desks

Weekly cross-chain liquidity reports without the manual export

Research analysts query structured depth data for any covered chain-pair and get output ready for their models. No block explorer exports, no reformatting broken CSVs on Monday morning.

Research desk workflow

Treasury Teams

Pre-execution routing slippage before large on-chain transactions

Treasury analysts get real-time routing slippage estimates at configurable notional sizes before execution decisions, not post-trade. Rebalancing and cross-chain allocation planning with actual depth data.

Treasury workflow

Research pilot

Join the research pilot

We are working with a small group of research desks during our launch window. If your team is doing cross-chain liquidity analysis today, we want to talk.

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