SaucerSwap Arbitrage

Perform triangular arbitrage on Hedera using SaucerSwap to find, calculate, and execute profitable multi-hop token swaps atomically.

This SKILL.md is incomplete and inconsistent with its stated goal. Before using it: (1) Do NOT paste or store private keys into the agent — require wallet-based signing (HashPack or other) so the agent cannot exfiltrate keys. (2) Ask the author how signing and submission are performed: the skill must declare how it obtains an account ID and private key or integrate a user-driven wallet prompt. (3) Verify and correct addresses and API usage: confirm whether SaucerSwap uses Hedera IDs (0.0.x), EVM addresses (0x...), or a specific API token format, and test the quoted endpoints (e.g., mainnet-api.saucerswap.fi) on testnet first. (4) Require explicit environment variables or an OAuth-like wallet flow if automation is needed; otherwise keep execution manual. (5) Test all logic on Hedera testnet with small amounts and review returned quote formats (responses are likely objects, not a single number). Given the mismatches (address formats, missing credentials, vague API expectations), treat this skill as suspicious and demand clarifications or a revised implementation before running it against mainnet funds.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: saucerswap-arbitrage Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is designed for executing triangular arbitrage on Hedera via SaucerSwap, as described in SKILL.md. It includes a TypeScript snippet to fetch quotes from `https://mainnet-api.saucerswap.fi` using `axios`, which is a legitimate network call for its stated purpose. A placeholder for `ContractExecuteTransaction` indicates the intent to execute swaps, which is also aligned with the skill's functionality. There is no evidence of malicious intent, such as data exfiltration, unauthorized execution, persistence mechanisms, or prompt injection attempts against the AI agent. All actions described are consistent with the stated goal of a DEX arbitrage tool.