Networks
Chain configuration, health and cost models. POEOS treats each chain as an adapter: EVM chains share a route engine, Solana runs a separate SVM module.
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Live status shown above
On demand
Latency measured at request time
Email + in-app
Per-network thresholds
Base
Selected for this workspace
Gas cost history
Historical per-network transaction cost trends.
Not available yet. POEOS reads current gas price live per network in the cards below, but it does not yet store the historical series a chart would need. No modelled curve is shown in its place.
Base
Optimism-stack L2 with low fees and deep stablecoin liquidity. Default network for POEOS analysis.
RPC endpoint
https://mainnet.base.orgPublic endpoint shown for reference. Production deployments should use a dedicated provider key held server-side.
Arbitrum One
High-throughput optimistic rollup with the widest perp and spot DEX coverage for route comparison.
RPC endpoint
https://arb1.arbitrum.io/rpcPublic endpoint shown for reference. Production deployments should use a dedicated provider key held server-side.
Ethereum
Settlement layer. Highest liquidity, highest gas — POEOS enforces stricter net-profit floors here.
RPC endpoint
https://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.comPublic endpoint shown for reference. Production deployments should use a dedicated provider key held server-side.
Solana
SVM strategy modules run through a separate adapter: Jupiter routing, priority fees and no EVM flash loans.
RPC endpoint
https://api.mainnet-beta.solana.comPublic endpoint shown for reference. Production deployments should use a dedicated provider key held server-side.
How network selection affects the product
POEOS never asks for a private key or seed phrase to add a network. Any site that does is a phishing attempt.