Worms that crawl through the wormhole to check prices.
The same token can cost a bit more on one chain than another. Wormrrs look at both sides, take off the bridge and gas fees, and tell you in plain words if the gap is worth it.
Live gaps
Real prices, pulled right now. "After fees" takes off rough Wormhole, gas and swap costs for the trade size you pick.
Your wormrrs
A wormrr is its own little Solana wallet, made from a signature by your wallet. We never hold its key. Send it SOL and it can trade.
Trade log
Every trade every wormrr made. Paper means nothing was sent. Real links to the transaction.
How it works
Connect your Solana wallet and sign once. That makes your wormrr's wallet.
Send it a little SOL. Set the most it can use per trade, and per day.
It watches the gaps. When one is big enough after fees, it buys on Solana with Jupiter.
It sends the coins through Wormhole to your address on Ethereum, where they're worth more. You claim and sell.
FAQ
Are the trades real?
They can be. Every wormrr starts in paper mode: it logs what it would have done and sends nothing. Turn on real mode, tick the risk box and add your Ethereum address, and it will really buy with Jupiter and really bridge with Wormhole. Every real trade is simulated first and stopped if the simulation fails.
Which gaps can a wormrr trade for real?
WETH and WBTC from Solana to Ethereum, through Wormhole's Token Bridge. W, Base, Arbitrum and Sui gaps are shown so you can see them, but for now a wormrr only paper-trades those. You can move W yourself on portalbridge.com.
How long does it take, and what does it cost?
The buy on Solana takes seconds. Wormhole waits for Solana to finalise (about 15–30 seconds), then you claim on Ethereum, which costs Ethereum gas, often a few dollars. Then you sell there. The fees on each row are rough estimates from live gas prices.
Why is there no auto-claim?
Wormhole's automatic relayer doesn't support this route from Solana, so the coins wait for you on Ethereum. You claim them with your own Ethereum wallet on wormholescan.io or portalbridge.com.
What can go wrong?
Prices move while coins are in transit. Gas can spike. Pools can be thin. The gap can close before you sell. Bridges carry their own risk. Only put in what you're fine losing.
Who holds the keys?
You do. The wormrr's key is rebuilt in your browser from your wallet's signature each time and never sent to us. You can download it as a backup and import it into any Solana wallet.
Emergency stop?
Every wormrr has a stop button that blocks all trades at once, and a "send it all back" button that returns its SOL to your main wallet.