Algebra Launches DEX Screener Integration Adapter

Algebra has launched the **MEV-X On-Chain Backrun plugin**, a protocol-native solution that captures MEV (Maximal Extractable Value) instead of letting it leak to external actors. **Key Features:** - Internalizes backrun MEV directly inside swaps using post-swap hooks - Fully on-chain and atomic execution - No UI or backend required - Lightweight gas optimization - **MEV profits shared between protocol and traders** This follows Algebra's earlier integration with ReflexMEV, which generated **$64K revenue from $11M protected volume** in just two weeks on Gliquid. The plugin represents a shift from MEV as value extraction to **MEV as shared value** - rewarding liquidity providers and traders rather than draining them. Learn more: [MEV-X Backrun Plugin](http://market.algebra.finance/plugin/mevx-backrun/)

**Algebra introduces a flexible, white-label DEX infrastructure** that allows builders to create customized exchanges without forking rigid codebases. **Key features:** - **Modular plugin system** - Add, remove, or upgrade features (fees, compliance, farming) without disrupting existing pools - **Chain-agnostic deployment** - Customize for specific networks with tailored incentives and mechanics - **Custom plugin development** - Teams can build proprietary logic while maintaining full ownership - **ve(3,3) framework** - Configurable tokenomics and incentive structures out-of-the-box - **Licensed codebase** - Legally clean commercial model eliminates forking ambiguity The architecture enables everything from high-performance trading venues to compliance-aware institutional DEXs and RWA exchanges. Plugins operate before/after swaps and during liquidity actions, allowing unprecedented customization. Algebra currently powers 90+ DEXes across EVM chains including Camelot, THENA, QuickSwap, and StellaSwap. Learn more: [algebra.finance](https://algebra.finance)

Algebra is launching in 2026 with a **licensed model** rather than allowing forks of its protocol. This strategic decision marks a shift from the typical open-source approach common in DeFi. The licensed model gives Algebra more control over how its technology is deployed and used across different chains. Algebra's concentrated liquidity DEX features adaptive fees, built-in farming, and deflationary token support. The protocol is designed to work across multiple blockchains, not just its original Polygon deployment. The team behind Algebra previously built MyWish and Rubic, bringing experience from those projects to this next-generation AMM.

**Algebra Finance is actively seeking partnerships for DEX infrastructure development.** The next-generation decentralized exchange, built on Polygon Network, is inviting builders to connect through their application form at [algebra.finance/form](http://algebra.finance/form). **Key Features:** - Concentrated liquidity support - Adaptive fee mechanisms - Built-in farming capabilities - Deflationary token compatibility Algebra aims to expand its AMM technology across major blockchains, backed by a team with proven experience in multi-chain protocols.

**Nest Exchange goes live on Hyperliquid** Nest Exchange has launched on Hyperliquid, powered by Algebra's DEX engine. The platform features: - V4 pools with plugins - Onchain rewards that compound value back to voters - High APRs for liquidity providers **10 Algebra DEXes hit DeFiLlama's Top-100** Algebra-powered exchanges are climbing revenue rankings across multiple chains: - Blackhole, QuickSwap, THENA leading the pack - Camelot DEX, Kittenswap, StellaSwap also featured - Several DEXes underreporting data, suggesting more are performing well **Cypher ICO reaches 450 ETH cap** The Cypher ICO closed after hitting its 450 ETH funding target. Token generation event (TGE) scheduled for Dec 16 at 3 PM UTC, with liquidity exclusively on Cypher AMM using Algebra's infrastructure. **Partnership with Tycho announced** Algebra teams up with [Tycho](https://docs.propellerheads.xyz/tycho/overview) - an open-source Rust library that helps DEXes capture more volume by connecting to major order-flow engines like CoWSwap solvers and 1inch resolvers. Single integration makes DEX liquidity visible across billions in weekly routing volume.