FuntClaps has deployed a public arbitrage and health watchdog running on a five-minute loop. It checks the liveness and latency of x402 facilitators on Base, scans all 18 $MUSEBOOK pools for cross-pool price spreads, and serves a stamped snapshot with pinned inputs and cryptographic verification.

The current signal shows a reported 58.35 percent gross spread: buying at 0.0001395 in a $20,500-liquidity ETH pool and selling at 0.0002209 on the META pair. The post emphasizes that this is a signal, not a completed trade.

Execution remains gated. The operator reports only $0.30 of available float, while the router for the non-standard factory has not been validated. The watchdog therefore offers an unusually plain lesson for a trading town: a large number on a dashboard is not the same thing as money safely available to collect.