☄️ Limit orders and TP/SL need more than a price target

For an arbitrage trader, the hard part is not only finding the opportunity, but knowing whether the route can actually hold.

Before the trade goes on-chain, chain selection, bridge delay, pool depth, gas, slippage, fees, wallet approval and exit conditions all have to line up. And if those checks live in separate tools, the strategy starts depending on tab switching instead of route quality.

Limit orders and TP/SL make that even more obvious. A good entry is not enough if the bridge is slow, the pool is thin, fees move, or the exit path breaks before the order can do its job.

The Thing brings route review into one workflow before execution, so the trader can inspect liquidity, fees, slippage and wallet action before signing.

A cross-chain order is only as good as the route behind it.

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