OmniQuant is a privately run, experimental application for researching Solana decentralised-exchange markets and executing spot token swaps. It collects market and on-chain data, applies a single rule-based strategy within fixed limits, and builds and validates swap transactions before they are signed.
It is not offered to the public. It runs privately for its operator.
Its decisions are rule-based rather than machine-learned. An optional research panel summarises market facts the application has already observed.
Not offered to the public
OmniQuant is private and experimental. It is not offered, licensed or available to anyone, and nothing on this page is an offer or invitation to invest, trade or provide funds, or financial advice.
OmniQuant is a set of cooperating parts, built as an engineering and research project.
Reads token-discovery, price and liquidity data, and on-chain facts from Solana network endpoints, and stores what it observes.
Compares executable swap routes and their quoted price impact before any trade is considered.
One strategy, labelled experimental, supervised by its operator and bounded by fixed per-trade, exposure, daily-spend, slippage and fee limits.
Swap transactions are decoded and checked before signing, and results are reconciled against on-chain balance changes afterwards.
A local interface for observing markets, reviewing activity and supervising the engine.
September 2026
The work starts as a read-only Solana market scanner and a spot-accounting ledger.
September 2026
A local control application and a supervised, rule-based engine are built on top of the research tools.
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