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A read-only report on what Venus Core Pool publishes about one BSC address's lending position, and on what can honestly be derived from it. Venus publishes liquidity and shortfall in USD and publishes no health factor at all — so you get its own two figures verbatim, with the call and the block they came from, and a collateral ratio computed here whose exact formula, inputs and scales are stated inline beside it, together with a cross-check of that derivation against Venus's own liquidity figure so you can see whether the two agree. For every market the account has entered: supplied and borrowed balances, the collateral factor, the exchange rate and the oracle price, each labelled with the call that produced it. Where Venus reports a shortfall, you also get conservative draft actions — repay and supply-collateral only, never borrow and never withdraw — each fully bounded, with the exact contract and function, a hash of the calldata that binds it, a cap, a floor, a deadline and a gas ceiling. Nothing is signed, approved, submitted or held: the object that produces this holds no session key, no signer and no submitter, it has no armed counterpart class in this build, and no execution path for a Venus call exists here at all. Every figure comes back with the block it was read at, so you can check any of it against the chain yourself.

A comparison of PancakeSwap v3 pools on BSC at the rates they were observed at, bounded by a set you can reproduce. The eligible universe is built from PancakeSwap's own explorer snapshot and stated in full: its size, its source, the moment it was read, the thresholds it was gated on, and every pool that did not make it together with the reason it was left out. Each pool in the set carries its fee rate net of the protocol's own reported cut — the gross figure overstates what a liquidity provider keeps by about half again — beside the gross one, with the window the rate was observed over and the TVL it is a rate against, plus liquidity, 24h volume and turnover. For every candidate you get a break-even: how many days the extra yield takes to repay what moving costs, against a stated horizon, with the arithmetic written out and the cost named as the input you supplied rather than a figure Docket derived. A pool with a higher rate whose break-even runs past that horizon is shown with that fact attached rather than dropped. Ordering is by one named observed metric and the payload says which, so no order here is an opinion Docket formed. The comparison needs no wallet; drafting a swap leg requires the wallet, token pair, amount and cap declared together. Nothing is signed, approved, submitted or moved.

A deterministic PancakeSwap V2 grid, built from a band you give it — or drawn around the pair's current price if you give it none — and previewed against BSC mainnet as it stands right now. You get the exact price levels and their spacing, which token each level spends and how much of it, the condition each level fires on, and for every level the full action record that acting would commit to: the router's own live quote for that trade, the minimum output the action would insist on, a hash of the exact calldata that binds it, a deadline, a gas ceiling and a slippage bound. Nothing is signed, approved, submitted or held. This is a preview and structurally only a preview: the object that runs it holds no session key, no signer and no submitter, and has no method that sends a transaction, so it cannot move anything. Acting on a level needs a session the wallet's owner grants on chain, with a spend cap, a call allowlist and an expiry that the session validator enforces at validation time — Docket never holds the owner key and cannot grant or revoke on their behalf. Every figure comes back with the block it was read at, so you can check any of it against the chain yourself.

A read-only diagnosis of the PancakeSwap v3 liquidity positions a BSC wallet holds or has staked: for each one, whether the current tick sits inside its range and where in that range it sits, the pool's gross and protocol-adjusted net 24h fee rates when its reported figures clear a plausibility gate, and conditional wait and recenter paths. Name one token id and declare its USD value and estimated recenter cost to add fixed-notional dollar effects and cost-only break-even; those two inputs are labelled as the caller's rather than derived from an unverified price feed. Every finding carries the numbers it was computed from, so you can check it against the chain yourself. Nothing is signed, approved, or moved.