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# Finder

**Finder** is Circular’s breakthrough analytics API for **traders** on Solana. 

It’s built on a signal others overlook: **verifiable arbitrage outcomes**. Rather than noisy price gaps or headline volume, Finder captures the **actual rebalancing of liquidity pools,** real revenues, real profits, real transaction flow, so the data is **harder to game and easier to trust**.

Under the hood, Finder aggregates on-chain results over tunable windows, drills **Token → AMM → Pool**, and returns **tradeability checks** (thresholds) plus **fee/tip percentiles** by provider and bot type. 

The payoff: a **cleaner view of market structure**, **earlier, cleaner trends** and **sharper signals,** so you can spot emergent tokens, automate precise monitoring and deploy capital with conviction.

### Why Finder is different

* **Arbitrage-first signal:** Measures *real* gains and flow where liquidity truly rebalanced.
* **Noise-resistant by design:** Less exposed to wash trading or spoofed activity, yielding more reliable trends.
* **Actionable granularity:** From token rollups to AMM/pool specifics, go from "what’s moving" to "where to act".

### **Who benefits**

* **Traders:** Identify truly trending tokens with the highest real transaction activity, not artificial volume, and act while flow is accelerating.
* **Arbitrage traders**: Shortlist tokens with true edge, not noise.
* **DeFi teams & quant infra**: Automate monitoring and track trends with **higher-fidelity signals**.


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