Tycho Enables Instant Eulerswap Integration for Solvers
Tycho Enables Instant Eulerswap Integration for Solvers
馃寠 Eulerswap Integration Solved
Tycho now supports Eulerswap routing without weeks of integration work. Solvers can access the Uniswap v4 hook by simply adding 'uniswap_v4_hooks' with euler_hook_filter to their client config.
Key advantages:
- 50x effective depth on stable pairs through just-in-time borrowing from Euler Finance vaults
- Reduced slippage for large swaps on stablecoin pairs
- Automatic dependency management via Tycho's Dynamic Contract Indexing (DCI)
Eulerswap borrows output tokens from lending vaults during swaps, creating deeper liquidity for pegged assets. This makes it particularly competitive for stablecoin trading.
Tycho's DCI handles complex contract dependencies automatically, eliminating manual integration work. The system traces vaults, oracles, and hooks server-side, streaming data to clients for in-memory swap simulation.
This marks the first of many hooks Tycho will support, with plans to include Balancer v3, Fluid, and other Uniswap v4 hooks.
Solvers can now route through the Eulerswap hook with Tycho, without spending weeks on integration. Just add 'uniswap_v4_hooks' with euler_hook_filter to your Tycho client config and route through Eulerswap. 馃寠
DEXs evolve faster than solvers can keep up, and often rely on contracts that can change. Oracles, rebasing tokens, Uniswap v4 hooks, external-liquidity pools - all are hard to integrate for this reason. Tycho鈥檚 new Dynamic Contract Indexing (DCI) makes it a breeze 馃専
DEXs evolve faster than solvers can keep up, and often rely on contracts that can change. Oracles, rebasing tokens, Uniswap v4 hooks, external-liquidity pools - all are hard to integrate for this reason. Tycho鈥檚 new Dynamic Contract Indexing (DCI) makes it a breeze 馃専
Fynd Launches Customizable Router on BNB Chain with Advanced Token Filtering
Fynd has launched on BNB Chain, offering users a customizable routing solution for token swaps. **Key Features:** - Deploy your own router with configurable filters - Option to filter out fee-on-transfer and rebasing tokens - Access to long-tail and newly launched assets - Fee-taking capabilities to monetize flow - Trade subsidization options - Open-source implementation The platform allows traders to configure their routing preferences based on risk tolerance and trading strategy. Users can choose conservative settings by filtering problematic token types, or opt for broader market access including newer assets. All router and fee-taking functionality is open source and runs on user servers, providing transparency and control over the trading infrastructure.
馃敡 PropAMMs Now Available in Fynd v0.89.1 Routing Engine
Fynd v0.89.1 now supports propAMMs in routing configurations. **Setup Steps:** - Install via `cargo install fynd` - Set API key: `export TYCHO_API_KEY="<your_tycho_api_key>"` - Launch on Ethereum: `fynd serve --chain Ethereum --protocols all_onchain` - Launch on Base: `fynd serve --chain base --protocols all_onchain` Fynd is an open source routing engine built on Tycho and powered by The Graph Substreams. Support available at tycho.build.
PropAMMs Go Live on Multiple Platforms via Titan Builder
**PropAMMs are now operational** across several decentralized exchanges: - **Fynd.FermiSwap** and **Bebop's BopAMM** launched on mainnet through Titan Builder's infrastructure - Deployment includes **LunarBaseX on Base network** **Key Integration:** KyberSwap became the first DEX aggregator to connect with PropAMMs via [Titan Builder](https://titanbuilder.xyz), offering users: - Improved swap rates through enhanced liquidity access - Better execution at the builder layer - Protection against stale pricing before final block confirmation - Reduced value leakage to market makers **Technical Advantage:** Titan ensures the latest PropAMM quote updates are ranked before swaps execute in each block, providing taker protection and more reliable pricing. FermiSwap has been added as a new liquidity source alongside existing options on KyberSwap's platform.
Trail of Bits Completes Security Reviews of Propellerheads Turbine Frontend, SDK and Backend Infrastructure
Trail of Bits has published two comprehensive security audit reports for Propellerheads' Turbine platform: **Frontend + SDK Review** - Examined the user-facing interface and software development kit - [Full report available](https://github.com/trailofbits/publications/blob/master/reviews/2026-03-propellerheads-turbinefrontendsdk-securityreview.pdf) **TEE Backend + Smart Contracts Review** - Assessed the Trusted Execution Environment deployed backend infrastructure - Evaluated associated smart contract implementations - [Full report available](https://github.com/trailofbits/publications/blob/master/reviews/2026-03-propellerheads-turbine-securityreview.pdf) Both audits were conducted in March 2026, with reports published in July. The reviews cover PropellerSwap's liquidity aggregation infrastructure, which routes token swaps across multiple sources while providing MEV protection. Developers and users can review the detailed findings in the published reports to understand the security posture of the platform.
Turbine Releases Trail of Bits Security Audit Reports
Turbine has published comprehensive security audit reports conducted by Trail of Bits. The full audit documentation is now publicly available, providing transparency into the project's security assessment and findings. This release allows the community and developers to review the security measures and recommendations identified during the auditing process.