Prices

The Prices page answers one question: for the trade you are about to make, which protocol gives you the most.

What It Compares

Type a pair and a size. Monad APR asks every protocol that carries that pair what it would actually return for that exact amount, and ranks the answers best first.

The answer includes:

• the protocol's own fee;
• the price impact of your size.

It does not include:

• gas;
• the slippage tolerance you will set;
• anything the protocol changes between our reading and your trade.

Why Size Matters

A quote is not a price. Ten dollars and ten thousand dollars get different answers from the same pool, because the second one moves it. Comparing protocols at the wrong size tells you nothing about the trade you are actually making, which is why the size box is the first thing on the page.

Freshness

Quotes are re-taken roughly every twenty seconds, and the panel prints how old the current set is. The order changes through the day, and sometimes inside a minute.

Read them as an estimate. The protocol's own screen is the only figure that binds it, and it will rarely match ours to the last digit.

The Price Band

Above the comparison sits a row of reference prices for MON, the major wrapped assets and the main Monad stablecoins. Those come from a market data feed, refreshed every minute, and exist to give the quotes below a sense of scale.

A missing price shows as blank rather than as zero. Zero is a number; blank is the absence of one.

Swapping

The swap buttons open the protocol's own application with the pair, and usually the amount, filled in. They do not execute a trade. Nothing on Monad APR signs a transaction.

Check every field on the destination before you sign anything there.