The exchange built on Vitreus — swap on the chains your wallet is already on.
Our fee is 0.3% a swap (LI.FI adds 0.25%); a quarter of it buys VTRS: wVTRS, added with USDC as liquidity to the Uniswap v3 wVTRS/USDC pool on Ethereum.
No run yet, so nothing here has funded VTRS. A run starts at $300 of fees; $13 has been routed here in the last 30 days.
0.55% to use this, plus the route's own costs — each itemised in the quote. What that buys.
CoreXus does not hold your funds at any step.
Connect a wallet for Solana, Ethereum or another chain — not your Vitreus account
CoreXus takes 0.3% and LI.FI 0.25% — 0.55% together — on top of the route's own costs: the bridge or exchange's fee and gas on both chains. The quote lists each one.
The comparison, so it can be checked, and it is that 0.55% rather than our share of it: wallets and portfolio apps that embed a swap charge 0.85–1% — MetaMask 0.875%, Phantom 0.85% — and Rango lets an integrator take up to 3%. Some charge nothing: Uniswap Labs dropped its interface fee in December 2025, and Jupiter takes none on a manual swap.
25% of our fee is intended to buy wVTRS and add it, with USDC, to the Uniswap v3 wVTRS/USDC pool on Ethereum, making that pool deeper; the rest runs this venue. No run has happened yet: nothing here has funded VTRS so far.
The share rises with routed volume and never falls. Schedule, on the trailing 30 days of trades completed here: 25% below $1M a month (now) · 50% from $1M a month. Routed here in the last 30 days: $13.
A trade here is not CoreXus volume: it does not appear in this site's pools, tokens, activity or analytics, which are read from Vitreus alone.
No run yet. Fees collected so far sit in the fee wallets; the first run adds 25% of them to the wVTRS/USDC market and is recorded here.
Routed through this page in the last 30 days: $13, from completed trades recorded here.