Tycho: Open Source Liquidity Indexer Standardizes DEX Data
Tycho: Open Source Liquidity Indexer Standardizes DEX Data
🔄 DEX Data Just Got Simpler
Tycho, an open source liquidity indexer, now standardizes data from major DEXs like Curve and Balancer using ERC 7815 protocol. Recent updates include:
- Improved encoding consistency with Mixed to Big Endian transition
- Enhanced Uniswap v3 performance and compatibility
- Bug fixes for pool processing
The platform currently supports:
- All Uniswap v2 and v3 pools
- All Balancer weighted pools
Coming soon: Balancer v3, Curve, and Uniswap v4 integration
Built on Substreams by StreamingFast, Tycho enables solvers to use a single integration instead of hundreds, making DEX liquidity more accessible while maintaining decentralization.
More DEXs, more problems? Not with Tycho! Tycho standardizes data from venues like Curve or Balancer, adhering to ERC 7815 and seamlessly streams it to you. 🏄🏻♂️ Solvers no longer need to adapt their routing logic to different DEX interfaces. Use Tycho ✅ docs.propellerheads.xyz/tycho
Tycho just got better, and the solvers using it levelled up smoothly! 🌟 - Improved encoding consistency: Mixed Endian → Big Endian - Improved Uni v3 performance: Faster processing + wider compatibility - Fixed bug that skipped some pool Use Tycho now: docs.propellerheads.xyz/tycho
Tycho Launches Local DEX TVL Tracking with $8k Bounty for UI Development
Tycho introduces a new solution for tracking token, pool, and DEX Total Value Locked (TVL) with 100% local, trustless operation and zero latency. This tool is crucial for risk assessment in lending, managing direct incentives, and investment tracking. - Built on Substreams by StreamingFast - Currently supports Uniswap v2/v3 and Balancer weighted pools - Upcoming support for Balancer v3, Curve, and Uniswap v4 An $8,000 USDC bounty is available for developers to build an open-source local DEX Explorer. Interested developers can find specifications on GitHub and contact tanay_j on Telegram. [View Full Article](http://www.propellerheads.xyz/blog/track-onchain-liquidity-locally)
Tycho Launches $10k Bounty for Orderbook Integration
Tycho is offering a $10,000 bounty to developers who can reshape on-chain liquidity into an orderbook format, making decentralized trading more familiar to traditional traders. - Project aims to improve DeFi trading UX by mimicking traditional orderbook interfaces - Integration opportunity with Maverick v2 protocol to enhance liquidity flow - Technical specifications available on [GitHub](https://github.com/propeller-heads/tycho-x/blob/main/TAP-2.md) Interested developers can participate through [tycho.build](http://tycho.build) or direct messages.
Tycho X Launches Open Source Trading Apps Initiative
PropellerHeads introduces Tycho X, inviting developers to build open-source trading applications using their DEX data infrastructure. Three initial project specifications have been released: - **Pool Explorer**: Tool for exploring on-chain liquidity - **Orderbook**: System to transform blockchain into a centralized limit order book (CLOB) - **Price Quoter**: High-speed token pricing tool with microsecond response times Developers working on these projects will receive comprehensive support in product development, technical implementation, and marketing efforts. This initiative builds on Tycho's foundation as an open-source liquidity indexer that simplifies DEX integration. *Get involved:* https://github.com/propeller-heads/tycho-x
Edge City Lanna & Devcon 7 Recap: Product Launches and Community Events
PropellerHeads had a productive presence at Edge City Lanna and Devcon 7 in Thailand, marked by two significant launches: - **Tycho**: New open-source product release - **ERC 7815**: Published new Ethereum standard The team participated in multiple high-impact events: - 2 technical workshops - 4 research-focused events - 9 speaking engagements and panel discussions Key highlights included: - Liquidity.build workshop - OpenFinance Salon discussions - Solver Samakkee gathering with 15 solvers - IntentHouse collaboration with Anoma Want to contribute? Check out Tycho docs and ERC 7815 specifications.