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HyperArbi performance should be evaluated across the complete workflow—from data quality and validated edge to actual fills, settlement accuracy and system availability.
A credible dashboard identifies the period, source, calculation method, data quality and whether a number is expected, simulated or confirmed.
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01The visible cross-exchange price difference before any cost is applied.
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02The expected result after fees, slippage, network costs, depth and execution overhead.
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03The realized post-cost outcome after both order legs and settlement are reconciled.
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04Time between final qualification, order submission and confirmed fills.
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05The percentage of qualified paired orders completed as intended.
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06Timeouts, partial fills, retries and corrective actions recorded by the execution engine.
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07Age and integrity of the market data used for each decision.
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08Difference between expected balances and reconciled treasury balances after execution.
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09Opportunities discarded because costs, depth, data quality or policy conditions were not satisfied.
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Every signal should preserve the market snapshot, estimated costs, liquidity checks, policy result, routing events and final settlement record.
Prices, depth, funding, timestamps and venue status.
Fees, slippage, capital, latency and execution feasibility.
Submission, acknowledgements, fills, timeouts, retries and cancellations.
Final balances, costs, confirmed result and treasury update.