Documentation
Vertically integrated MEV infrastructure — search, execution, and block building as one stack.
#Architecture
Zeminus is organized as a single pipeline rather than a set of disconnected bots:
- Search — opportunity discovery across AMMs and accessible orderflow.
- Execute — capital-light, flash-funded, fail-closed on-chain execution.
- Build — block construction and orderflow integration. planned
#The Stack
Each layer feeds the next. Discovery surfaces opportunities; execution captures them atomically with downside bounded on-chain; the builder layer closes the loop from signal to settled block.
#MEV Primer
Maximal Extractable Value (MEV) is the value obtainable from ordering, inserting, or censoring transactions within a block. Zeminus focuses on the non-toxic, competitive subset — primarily backruns and atomic arbitrage — captured through transparent, fail-closed execution.
#Execution Model
Execution is capital-light: the capital for each opportunity is borrowed via flash loan, the cycle runs atomically, and the loan is repaid in the same transaction. No standing inventory is required.
- Atomic multi-venue cycles (V2 / V3 / V4).
- Flash-funded — no idle capital at risk.
- Per-leg exact-input with early-abort floors.
#Safety & Guards
Every execution carries an on-chain profit guard. If the cycle does not clear its minimum threshold, the transaction reverts — the flash loan is never repaid, the whole transaction unwinds, and the bundle is dropped. Unprofitable attempts cost nothing beyond gas; principal is never at risk.
#Orderflow planned
Interfaces for routing and integrating orderflow will be documented here.
#Bundles planned
Bundle format, semantics, and submission flow. To be published with the public release.
#RPC Endpoints planned
Endpoint URLs, authentication, and methods. Not yet available.
#Block Building planned
Block construction, ordering policy, and builder integration — the final layer of the stack.
#API planned
Programmatic reference. To be published with the public release.
#Glossary
- Backrun — a transaction placed immediately after a target to capture the price impact it creates.
- Atomic arbitrage — a profit-or-revert cycle settled within a single transaction.
- Flash loan — uncollateralized capital borrowed and repaid within one transaction.
- Profit guard — an on-chain check that reverts execution below a minimum threshold.
#Security
Contracts are designed to hold no standing funds and to fail closed. A responsible-disclosure process and audit references will be published with the public release. planned
#License
Zeminus source is released under the Business Source License 1.1 (BUSL-1.1): source-available,
with production use restricted until the change date, after which it converts to an open-source license.
#FAQ
Is Zeminus live? In development. This documentation is being built out ahead of release.
What chains? Ethereum mainnet first.