🧭 The Arbitrage Hub

One roof over every scout — read-only intelligence, fee-adjusted, honestly labeled · 📈 the Trading desk ↗ · 🅠 the Cockpit ↗ · ← the Bridge

Curated feed, not a live connector — no external game APIs are wired up yet. Rows tagged curated come straight from this Sanctuary's own event calendar (data/events.json); rows tagged illustrative are labeled fakes standing in for the third-party battle-pass / double-XP / drop windows a real connector (AH9) would surface later. Sorted by an honest act-now urgency score off the real countdown timestamps.

Bundle suggestions grouped from our own catalog (data/midway-catalog.json, 28 audited entries) by shared genre/universe — not real cross-store price scraping, there is no external store connection here. Everything links out to the Midway ↗ for the actual games.

Illustrative example feed only — there is no real creator/UGC marketplace connector wired up in this repo. Every row below (data/creator-marketplace-seed.json) is a labeled illustrative stand-in for the kind of undervalued commission or UGC-asset listing a real connector would surface, ties into the High Street presences (a creator's example "presence" link below points at the real, live High Street directory ↗) and the Guildhall market doctrine. The house never takes custody — this bot only ever surfaces and ranks public-style listings; it never facilitates a transaction, holds funds, holds an asset, or acts as escrow for a creator sale. Every sale, if it ever happened, would settle direct between the two souls, same as every High Street presence.

Groups illustrative commission listings that share a work type so a rate/turnaround mismatch across creators for comparable work is visible at a glance — this is the "commission arbitrage" half of AH3, distinct from the single-listing undervalued-asset view above. Still read-only, still no custody.

Sums a creator's illustrative individual asset asks against an illustrative bundle price — the same bundle-vs-singles arbitrage shape as AH4, applied to creator/UGC assets instead of catalog games.

Honest ceiling: every bot here is a scout, never a trader — nothing executes, nothing is signed. The Trading bot reads live Polymarket books (top-of-book; depth, gas and resolution risk are yours). The Travel bot scores a curated gaming-events calendar with heuristic pricing — it is a planning lens, not a fare engine. The Game Item and Crafting bots run in the Practice Yard: a deterministic daily-seeded simulated economy whose fee, friction and liquidity math is the real engine — the feeds become real when marketplace connectors land (AH9, wiki: the-arbitrage-hub). Scores and EVs are decision aids, not promises.