Open app ↗How LOSURIA compares, on the data.
Same buyer's field, different architectural decisions. LOSURIA focuses this release on owner-controlled wallet keys, owner-signed execution, protected private relay execution on Ethereum and a clearly identified execution path for each chain. Monad sniping and swaps use the LOSURIA DEX where shown in the app. Current first-block execution receives no Wallet-owner key.
The roadmap rows, UX surface and multichain coverage, are marked with the same icons as everything else, so the picture is the data, not the prose. If a row you care about is missing, write to contact@losuria.com and we add it.
The matrix, dimension by dimension.
Each row is one capability whales actually ask about. The left column is LOSURIA, the right is the established sniper field. Every cell carries its own icon, so each row reads straight off the data.
✓ shipped · ● partial / roadmap · ✕ not supported. Compiled from public product surfaces of the established field. Spotted a mistake? Email contact@losuria.com.
A narrow scope, proven end to end.
The current release prioritises verifiable execution over an expanding feature list.
Released functions are discoverable once; closed product lines are absent, while historical recovery remains available so a scope change cannot strand a user.
Automation accepts only an owner-signed order with explicit wallet, chain, token, amount, output floor, gas ceiling and expiry bounds. The relay cannot widen those terms or create a Wallet-owner signature.
Public status, trade and latency pages report measured state. Independent-review claims appear only with a named reviewer and report; availability is shown before an order is signed.
The four capabilities, in one view.
Owner-controlled keys, owner-signed execution, MEV protection and measured infrastructure define the release. The architecture page covers key boundaries and addresses; the plans page covers subscription access.