Fusion Leverage Bot

Fusion Leverage Bot

Telegram bot that allows you to submit leveraged limit orders using Fusion API and Aave

Fusion Leverage Bot

Fusion Leverage Bot

Telegram bot that allows you to submit leveraged limit orders using Fusion API and Aave

The problem Fusion Leverage Bot solves

Fusion limit orders are great in that they avoid expensive gas fees, frontrunning and AMM slippage. However, there is no current method to easily and in a user friendly UX take leveraged positions with limit orders.

By using a Telegram bot interface, we are able to allow users to easily take leveraged limit orders.

Challenges I ran into

The largest issue I ran into was that Fusion API is not available on testnet. In order to test whether or not it worked, we had to spin up a burner mainnet wallet and test using real ETH and USDC.

Tracks Applied (7)

1inch Track

We provided the ability for users to easily do leverage limit orders using 1inch using defi money legos - Univ3 and Aave...Read More

1inch Network

Arbitrum Track

Our main chain of demonstration is Arbitrum. We integrated Univ3 and 1inchFusion API on Arbitrum along with AaveV3 to pr...Read More

Arbitrum

Polygon Track

Polygon Mainnet is one of the few chains where we can fully run the entire protocol thanks to it having Univ3 Universal ...Read More

Polygon

Celo Track

Celo was one of the chains where we couldn't fully harness the power of the TG bot due to the fact that it didn't have A...Read More

Celo

Base Track

Base is one of the few chains where we can fully run the entire protocol thanks to it having Univ3 Universal Router AND ...Read More

Base

Alliance Track

Having great UX wrappers around trading and defi experiences is important.

Alliance

Scroll Track

Our leveraged TG bot was unable to deploy on scroll due to Univ3, 1inch Fusion being on Scroll. However AaveV3 is on Scr...Read More

Scroll

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