Most people think routing is about picking the best pool.

It isn’t.

It’s about how often your system updates its view of the market.

If your router pulls data every few seconds, you’re trading ghosts.
Prices move. Depth shifts. Slippage changes.
Your “optimal path” stops being optimal almost immediately.

@Infinit_Labs fixes that by streaming liquidity from 200+ sources across Mantle, Base, Katana, MegaETH and major DEX venues.
Not snapshots. Streams!

When liquidity updates in real time, routing becomes continuous instead of static:

+ route rescored every millisecond
+ slippage recalculated as it forms
+ depth shifts absorbed immediately
+ failed txs avoided before submission
+ execution matches intent instead of drift

This is why realized APY looks different on Infinit.
It doesn’t rely on a perfect pool.
It relies on perfect timing.

A system reacting on live state always outperforms a system reacting on delayed state.
That is the entire advantage.

Think of it this way:
Most routers choose a path.
@Infinit_Labs keeps choosing.

When liquidity behaves like a constant signal instead of a periodic fetch, execution becomes cleaner, cheaper, and more predictable.

@Infinit_Labs isn’t winning because it has more data.
It wins because it sees the market as it is, not as it was a few seconds ago.