Irmalin VIII - Moon 13 - Royal Khanid Navy Testing Facilities→Dodixie IX
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Apply My Ship| Item | Buy Price Irmalin VIII - Moon 13 - Royal Khanid Navy Testing Facilities | Sell Price Dodixie IX | Profit ↓ | Margin | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Non-CS Crystals ▸Unknown · 0.0m³ | 4 | 5 | 12.9M | 25.7% | C |
Liquid Ozone ▸Unknown · 0.4m³ | 50 | 98 | 12.9M | 89.4% | D |
Capital Construction Parts ▸Unknown · 2000.0m³ | 7.0M | 7.5M | 9.9M | 3.6% | C |
Heavy Water ▸Unknown · 0.4m³ | 78 | 93 | 9.5M | 15.1% | A |
Cormorant ▸Unknown · 5000.0m³ | 275.0K | 300.3K | 1.6M | 5.3% | D |
Datacore - Graviton Physics ▸Unknown · 0.1m³ | 97.5K | 103.8K | 879.2K | 2.6% | B |
Strontium Clathrates ▸Unknown · 3.0m³ | 4.5K | 5.0K | 788.4K | 7.4% | B |
Gallente Shuttle ▸Unknown · 500.0m³ | 5.0K | 7.0K | 722.8K | 35.7% | C |
Life Support Backup Unit ▸Unknown · 45.0m³ | 77.0K | 81.1K | 309.7K | 1.5% | B |
Hammerhead I ▸Unknown · 10.0m³ | 20.0K | 22.2K | 119.1K | 7.0% | C |
Route Analysis
Irmalin VIII - Moon 13 - Royal Khanid Navy Testing Facilities → Dodixie IX connects the Khanid and Sinq Laison regions across 38 gate jumps with a moderate-risk (mixed) security profile (score 39). After simulating order-book matching with full loss-zone exclusion, our engine identified 10 profitable trade opportunities on this route. The 3 highest-earning items include 0 reliability-A, 0 reliability-B, and 2 reliability-C grades, with 1 items rated rigid (most resistant to price shifts during transport). Total potential profit: 49.6M ISK at an average margin of 19.3%, equivalent to approximately 1.3M per jump.
Route safety & gatecamp signals
The 38-jump path crosses 16 highsec systems, 23 lowsec systems, and 0 nullsec systems. Gatecamp heuristics flagged 0 system(s) as camp-suspect, and the worst individual system along the route holds a danger score of 39. Combined with the overall route tier reading of moderate-risk (mixed) (total recent ship kills: 8), a blockade runner or cloak-capable transport is a safer pick; freighters should plan a scout alt on the most active gate or consider an alternative hub-to-hub leg.
Reliability & durability of the top items
Across the 3 profitable items surfaced by the engine, 0 earn A-grade reliability (score 90+), 0 earn B-grade, and 3 sit in C-grade or below. The highest-scoring trade is Capital Construction Parts at 55/100, anchored by a deep destination buy wall and prices consistent with 7-day history. On durability, 1 items are rated rigid (score 70+) — their margins are resistant to short-term order-book drift and safe to commit to long freight, while fragile trades are best executed only when you are already at the hub.
Cargo strategy & hauler sizing
The full profitable cargo spans 1,354,484 m³ with a combined investment of 499.0M. This best fits a jump freighter or multi-trip freighter rotation; single-trip capacity is exceeded. The top 3 items alone yield 35.7M in just 20% of the total volume, so fast cloak-capable runs focused on those items compound ISK quickly, while bulk runs that include the lower-margin tail benefit from freighter-class capacity.
Analysis transparency
How profits are calculated
Each route is analyzed by pulling every market order in the source and destination regions from the EVE Swagger Interface (ESI). Orders are sanitized using interquartile-range outlier removal and minimum-volume filtering before being paired in a loss-zone-aware matching simulation: sell orders (ascending price) are consumed against buy orders (descending price) until the price curves cross, ensuring only realizable profits are reported. Reliability grades (A through F) deduct points for over-concentration on a single order, weighted-average deviation from lowest price, thin destination demand, and historical price anomalies. Durability grades (rigid / normal / fragile) measure how well the margin survives transport delays given order-book depth, market share, and refresh frequency.