Method reference
How XSIC outputs are generated and how to read them
Use each section as an operator checklist: Input → Output → How to read → Limits. XSIC is directional and bounded, not deterministic.
Sell Impact
- Input: token+issuer pair, trade side/size, and current XRPL orderbook and AMM state.
- Output: estimated receive, impact/slippage signal, route mix, and quality/confidence cues.
- How to read: compare impact against your size policy and check whether execution relies on fragile tail liquidity.
- Limits: snapshot-bound estimate; fast orderbook movement, path updates, and latency can increase divergence.
Liquidity Pulse
- Input: tracked pair/pool presets and rolling depth-price snapshots from available endpoints.
- Output: state labels, trend strips, liquidity/deviation metrics, and source freshness context.
- How to read: prioritize persistence across multiple windows instead of reacting to one noisy update.
- Limits: reflects tracked markets only; events between sampling intervals may be missed.
Exit Coverage Map
- Input: issuer account, candidate token set, and current XRP exit-route checks for book and AMM coverage.
- Output: row-level coverage state labels: dual, book-only, amm-only, or none, plus Sell Impact handoff links.
- How to read: confirm that the token still has an XRP exit route before trusting any size or impact assumption.
- Limits: coverage presence is not execution quality; use Sell Impact for receive, depth, and route-quality reasoning.
Exposure Graph
- Input: issuer, account, and trustline relationship state from XRPL ledger views.
- Output: concentration patterns, dependency structure, and topology-level risk cues.
- How to read: focus on concentration clusters and key intermediaries, not only total node count.
- Limits: structural exposure is not equal to immediate tradability; combine with live market checks.