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ether.fi Liquid Vaults Are Live on KyberEarn

KyberSwap — Fri, 25 Sep 2026 10:56:01 +0000

From September 25, 2026, you can deposit into three ether.fi vaults directly on KyberSwap: Liquid ETH, Liquid USD and Liquid BTC. ether.fi Liquid holds over $450M in TVL, and its vaults put assets to work across DeFi protocols to optimize rewards, eliminating the need for manual management.

The launch also introduces Partner Vaults, a new section in KyberEarn for yield strategies run by partner protocols. You can deposit with one or more of any token in your wallet, and KyberSwap handles the conversion for you.

What Are ether.fi Liquid Vaults?

ether.fi Liquid vaults do the yield work for you.

Each vault takes your deposit, spreads it across a set of DeFi positions and rebalances as markets move. You hold a single vault position while the strategy handles allocation and compounding.

Three vaults are live on KyberEarn at launch: Liquid ETH, Liquid USD and Liquid BTC.

ether.fi built these vaults for users who want DeFi yield without managing every position themselves. Now that same access sits inside KyberEarn.

What Can You Do With Partner Vaults on KyberEarn?

Partner Vaults bring vault yield to the place you already swap and provide liquidity.

Now, you can:

Deposit with one or more tokens from your wallet, even if they aren't the vault's base asset
Skip the separate swap step, since KyberSwap converts your tokens as part of the deposit
Track your vault positions in My Vaults on KyberEarn
Exit instantly to any token, or take the native route when timing isn't urgent

KyberSwap adds no platform fee on vault deposits. You get the same ether.fi strategies with a simpler way in.

Which Vaults and Tokens Are Supported?

All three vaults run on Ethereum, and each one accepts deposits in one or more of any token.

Vault	Strategy focus	Chain
Liquid ETH	ETH DeFi strategies	Ethereum
Liquid USD	Market-neutral stablecoin strategies	Ethereum
Liquid BTC	BTC DeFi strategies	Ethereum

How Do You Deposit Into an ether.fi Vault on KyberSwap?

Depositing takes a few clicks.

Go to KyberEarn on kyberswap.com and connect your wallet
Open Partner Vaults and select Explore Vaults
Pick Liquid ETH, Liquid USD or Liquid BTC
Choose one or more tokens to deposit and enter your amounts
Review the details and confirm the transaction
Track your position anytime under My Vaults

If your tokens don't match the vault's base asset, KyberSwap converts them during the deposit. There's no need to swap first.

What Should You Know Before Depositing?

Vault yield is variable, so it pays to understand the trade-offs.

APY changes over time. Rates move with market conditions and strategy performance, so treat any displayed figure as an estimate.
You have two ways to withdraw. Withdraw to any token for an instant exit. This uses market liquidity, so the amount you get may differ from a native redeem. A native withdrawal usually takes about 3 days and can take up to 10 days, depending on the vault's strategies.
Conversion costs. Depositing with tokens other than the vault's base asset involves swaps, which carry price impact and slippage.
Protocol risk. Every vault carries smart contract, market, liquidity and third-party protocol risk.

Review each vault's details on KyberEarn before you deposit.

Why Use KyberEarn for Yield?

KyberEarn puts liquidity pools and vaults in one DeFi platform.

You can discover pools across chains, zap into positions with KyberZap and now deposit into ether.fi vaults without leaving KyberSwap. Liquidity providers can also use FairFlow pools, which help LPs capture value that would otherwise go to arbitrage.

Active LPs and hands-off depositors now have options side by side. Pick the strategy that fits how involved you want to be.

This is just the start, with more partners, vaults, and strategies on the way. ether.fi Liquid Vaults are the first step toward making KyberEarn a unified hub for every onchain earning opportunity.

Start Earning With ether.fi Vaults on KyberEarn

ether.fi Liquid Vaults are now live on KyberEarn.

Head to KyberEarn, open Partner Vaults and deposit into Liquid ETH, Liquid USD or Liquid BTC with the tokens you already hold.

FAQ

What are ether.fi Liquid Vaults on KyberSwap?

Partner Vaults is a new section in KyberEarn that lists yield vaults run by partner protocols. ether.fi Liquid ETH, Liquid USD and Liquid BTC are available at launch.

Which chain are the ether.fi vaults on?

All three ether.fi vaults on KyberEarn run on Ethereum.

Can I deposit with any token?

Yes. You can deposit with one or more of any token, and KyberSwap converts them into the vault's asset as part of the deposit.

Do I still earn ether.fi points when depositing through KyberSwap?

Yes. Deposits made through KyberEarn keep earning ether.fi points and partner rewards, the same as depositing on ether.fi.

Does KyberSwap charge a fee on vault deposits?

No. KyberSwap adds no platform fee on vault deposits. Swaps made during the deposit may carry price impact and slippage.

How do I withdraw from an ether.fi vault on KyberSwap?

You can choose between two options. Withdraw to any token for an instant exit through market liquidity, though the output may differ from a native redeem. Or use a native withdrawal, which usually takes about 3 days and can take up to 10 days, depending on the vault's strategies.

What Is the Best Platform for Arc Cross-Chain Swaps?

KyberSwap — Sun, 20 Sep 2026 17:34:57 +0000

Arc mainnet is now live, but your capital may still be sitting on Ethereum, Base, Solana, BNB, Robinhood or another network. If the asset you want is not already on Arc, the manual route usually means bridging first, waiting for the transfer, then opening another app to swap into the token you actually need. Arc uses USDC as its native gas asset and launched with interoperability through Circle's cross-chain infrastructure.

A cross-chain swap reduces those steps by combining asset movement and token conversion into one flow. For Arc users, the best platform should reach the right source chains, show route costs clearly, and deliver the asset you actually want.

What Is a Cross-Chain Swap to Arc?

A cross-chain swap lets you start with a token on one blockchain and receive another token on Arc. For example, you could start with ETH on Arbitrum and receive USDC on Arc without manually bridging first and then making a separate destination-chain swap.

That is different from a basic bridge. A bridge mainly moves an asset between networks, while a cross-chain swap can combine the transfer with token conversion. This is useful on Arc because USDC is the network's native gas asset, so arriving with USDC can leave the wallet ready to transact immediately.

Arc also launches with native interoperability through Circle infrastructure such as CCTP and Gateway. Those rails are useful when the goal is moving supported Circle assets across chains, while cross-chain swap platforms are more useful when the user starts with another token or wants a different asset on arrival.

What Makes a Good Platform for Arc Cross-Chain Swaps?

A useful platform needs enough source-chain coverage for the route to exist and clear execution details before signing. Expected output, fees, processing time, and slippage can vary across providers, so those trade-offs should be visible before the user confirms.

The workflow after arrival also matters. If you still need to open another platform to swap or place an order on Arc, the cross-chain transfer has only solved part of the process.

Which Platforms Support Cross-Chain Swaps Into Arc?

Several cross-chain platforms supported Arc around mainnet launch, but they take different approaches to routing and coverage.

1. Jumper, Powered by LI.FI

LI.FI is a cross-chain routing layer that aggregates bridges, DEX aggregators, and liquidity infrastructure, and it announced Arc support from mainnet launch. Jumper is its user-facing interface, while LI.FI's infrastructure spans 60+ chains and routes across 20+ bridges and 30+ DEX aggregators.

That broad coverage makes Jumper relevant when your capital starts on a less common network or when comparing a large set of potential routes is the main priority.

2. KyberSwap

Checking bridge providers one by one makes it difficult to know whether the first quote you see is the route you actually want. KyberSwap Cross-chain Swap brings routes from multiple third-party providers into one interface, so users can compare available paths without opening each provider separately. KyberSwap's Cross-chain Swap product is designed to compare real-time provider quotes and show route information before execution.

On the live KyberSwap interface, Arc is available as a destination and the Cross-chain selector currently shows 23 source networks, including Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, Robinhood Chain, Bitcoin, Solana, and NEAR. The interface also shows the cross-chain rate, minimum received, estimated processing time, price impact, platform fee, and slippage before execution.

Once assets arrive on Arc, users can continue with KyberSwap products such as Swap or Limit Order instead of moving to another trading interface.

3. Relay

Relay went live on Arc from day one and lets users move capital into Arc from supported source chains, with routes that can settle into USDC on Arc.

Its focus is a simple, speed-oriented cross-chain experience. That makes Relay relevant when getting onto Arc quickly matters more than comparing many provider quotes in one interface.

4. deBridge

deBridge uses an intent-based model through its deBridge Liquidity Network. Its 0-TVL design relies on solvers rather than pooled bridge liquidity to fulfill cross-chain orders.

Arc went live on deBridge at mainnet launch, connecting it with 18+ supported blockchains. It is a useful option for users who prefer direct solver-based execution.

5. Rango

Rango is a cross-chain aggregator that routes across DEXs, bridges, and cross-chain liquidity protocols. Arc is listed among its supported blockchains, while Rango says its infrastructure reaches 80+ chains and integrates 30+ bridges.

Arc Cross-Chain Swap Platform Comparison

Platform	How It Works	Source Chain Reach	Compares Providers	Trading After Arrival on Arc
Jumper / LI.FI	Aggregates bridges, DEXs and cross-chain liquidity	60+ chains	Yes	Swap / cross-chain flow
KyberSwap	Compares routes from multiple cross-chain providers in one interface	23 networks, incl. Bitcoin, Solana, NEAR and major EVM chains	Yes	Swap, Limit Order, Kyber Earn
Relay	Intent-based cross-chain execution	Broad EVM coverage	No	Primarily cross-chain transfer
deBridge	Intent-based solver network using a 0-TVL model	Arc + 18+ blockchains	No	Primarily cross-chain execution
Rango	Aggregates bridges, DEXs and cross-chain protocols	80+ chains	Yes	Swap / cross-chain flow

The table shows why “best” depends on the job. LI.FI and Rango stand out for broad reach, while Relay and deBridge use different execution models. KyberSwap is useful when you want route comparison on the way into Arc and trading tools that remain available after the assets arrive.

How Do You Cross-Chain Swap Into Arc With KyberSwap?

1. Open Cross-Chain Swap

Open KyberSwap and select Cross-chain Swap rather than the regular Swap product. Cross-chain Swap has its own route and fee structure, so it should be treated separately from the zero swap-fee available on KyberSwap Swap.

2. Choose Your Source Network and Asset

Select the network where your capital currently sits, then choose the token and amount you want to send. KyberSwap's live selector includes major EVM networks as well as Bitcoin, Solana, and NEAR.

3. Select Arc as the Destination

Choose Arc as the destination network and select the asset you want to receive. Because Arc uses USDC for gas, receiving USDC can be convenient when you want the wallet ready for further transactions immediately.

4. Review the Available Route

Before confirming, check the expected destination amount and route information. KyberSwap can display the cross-chain rate, minimum received, estimated processing time, price impact, platform fee, and slippage.

The fastest route is not necessarily the route with the highest output, so compare the quote based on what matters for your transaction.

5. Confirm and Track the Transfer

Connect the required wallet, confirm the transaction, and follow the route until the destination asset arrives on Arc. Keep enough USDC available for Arc network fees if you plan to continue trading or using applications.

Bridge or Cross-Chain Swap: Which Should You Use for Arc?

Use a bridge when your goal is simply to move a supported asset to Arc without changing what you hold. For USDC, Arc's integration with Circle's cross-chain infrastructure provides a native path across supported networks.

Use a cross-chain swap when the asset you own on the source chain is not the asset you want on Arc. Instead of bridging one token and then making a second trade, the route can handle the movement and conversion in one flow.

For example, a user holding ETH on another chain may want to arrive with USDC on Arc because USDC can then be used for gas and trading. In that case, a cross-chain swap removes a manual step.

What Should You Check Before Confirming an Arc Cross-Chain Swap?

Cross-chain routes can differ in expected output, fees, and processing time, even when they start and end with the same assets.

Before confirming, compare how much you will receive on Arc, the total fees shown for the route, and the estimated arrival time. KyberSwap displays these details before execution, making it easier to compare available routes and choose the one that fits your priorities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I Need ETH for Gas on Arc?

No. Arc uses USDC as its native gas asset, so keep enough USDC in the destination wallet for network fees.

Is a Cross-Chain Swap the Same as Bridging to Arc?

No. A bridge primarily moves an asset between chains, while a cross-chain swap can move value and convert it into another token in the same flow.

Does Arc Have a Native Token?

Circle has completed the genesis mint of 10 billion ARC tokens, but ARC has not been publicly launched. The mint is currently a technical milestone for Arc's future security, utility, and governance roadmap.

Arc network fees are still paid in USDC, so users do not need ARC to transact on the network.

Does KyberSwap Support Arc?

Yes. KyberSwap supports Arc for Swap, Limit Order, and Cross-chain Swap, allowing users to move assets into Arc and continue trading from the same platform.

KyberSwap Cross-chain Swap currently connects Arc with 23 source networks, including Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Robinhood Chain, Bitcoin, Solana, and NEAR.

How Long Does a Cross-Chain Swap to Arc Take?

For major EVM routes, a cross-chain swap to Arc can take anywhere from a few seconds to several minutes, depending on the source network and route provider.

KyberSwap shows the estimated processing time for each available route before confirmation, so users can compare speed alongside fees and expected output.

What Fees Apply to an Arc Cross-Chain Swap?

KyberSwap Cross-chain Swap charges a platform fee ranging from 0.05% to 0.25%, depending on the route and token type.

So, What Is the Best Platform for Arc Cross-Chain Swaps?

The best platform depends on where your assets start and what you want to receive on Arc. LI.FI / Jumper and Rango offer particularly broad coverage, while Relay and deBridge provide different execution models.

KyberSwap is a strong fit when you want to compare cross-chain routes into Arc and then continue trading in the same interface. Its Cross-chain Swap currently exposes Arc routes from 23 source networks while showing the rate, expected output, processing time, price impact, fees, and slippage before execution.

Once the assets arrive, you can continue with KyberSwap Swap or Limit Order on Arc rather than moving to another platform. For users who want cross-chain route comparison and an Arc trading workflow in one place, KyberSwap provides a practical all-in-one option.

What Is the Best Place to Trade Meme Tokens on Arc?

KyberSwap — Sun, 20 Sep 2026 17:19:03 +0000

Arc mainnet is now live, creating a new onchain market for applications, tokens, and liquidity. Arc is a stablecoin-native, EVM-compatible Layer 1 built for financial applications, but its permissionless design also allows new token markets, including meme tokens, to develop as liquidity appears onchain.

If you find a meme token on Arc and want to trade it, the question is simple: Where should you trade it?

Uniswap gives traders direct access to Uniswap liquidity on Arc, while KyberSwap offers a broader trading workflow with DEX liquidity routing, Limit Orders, Cross-chain Swap and many more.

For traders, the difference is not simply which interface can process a swap. It is also about where liquidity is sourced, how execution is optimized, whether you can wait for a target rate, and how easily you can move capital to Arc from another network.

Why Trade Meme Tokens on Arc With KyberSwap?

Better Routing Before and During Execution

Meme token liquidity can be spread across different pools, and the route that looks best when you request a quote may not still be the best by the time the transaction executes.

KyberSwap's Dynamic Trade Routing solves the first problem by searching across integrated liquidity sources and splitting the trade when multiple routes can produce a better result.

Smart Settlement adds a second check at execution time. It compares candidate pools again before settlement, helping the trade adapt if liquidity or prices have changed since the original quote.

Zero Swap-Fee on KyberSwap

Trading meme tokens can involve multiple entries and exits, so extra platform fees can add up over time. KyberSwap offers zero swap-fee on Swap, including Swap on Arc

Limit Orders for Your Preferred Entry or Exit

Meme token markets can move quickly, especially when you already have a specific entry or exit price in mind. Watching the market continuously just to wait for that level is inefficient.

KyberSwap Limit Order lets you set your preferred buy or sell rate in advance, then wait for the order to become executable when market conditions reach that level.

How Does KyberSwap Compare to Uniswap on Arc?

Uniswap is an important liquidity venue on Arc. KyberSwap adds several trading capabilities that are not currently available through Uniswap on Arc.

Feature	KyberSwap on Arc	Uniswap on Arc
Multiple DEX liquidity routing	Yes. Dynamic Trade Routing	No
Execution-time optimization	Yes. Smart Settlement	No
Limit Orders on Arc	Yes	No
Cross-chain Swap into Arc	Yes	No

The difference is most visible at the Arc-specific product level. Uniswap offers products such as Limit Orders and crosschain swaps on selected networks, but those features are not currently available on Arc.

On Arc, KyberSwap gives traders access to Swap, Limit Order, and Cross-chain Swap in the same trading experience. Its Swap product is further supported by Dynamic Trade Routing for liquidity sourcing and Smart Settlement for execution-time optimization.

How Do You Trade a Meme Token on Arc With KyberSwap?

1. Connect Your Wallet and Select Arc

Open KyberSwap, connect your wallet, and select Arc as the active network. Make sure you are on the correct chain before selecting a token, especially when tokens with similar names or tickers can exist across multiple networks.

2. Move Funds to Arc if Needed

If your capital is still on another supported network, use Cross-chain Swap and select Arc as the destination.

KyberSwap supports routes into Arc from networks including Ethereum, Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, and more. Before confirming, review the destination amount, route provider, estimated processing time, and applicable fees.

3. Keep USDC Available for Gas

Arc uses USDC as its native gas asset, so traders should keep enough USDC in their wallet to cover network fees.

This removes the need to hold a separate volatile native token such as ETH solely for gas when transacting on Arc.

4. Verify the Meme Token

Use the verified contract address whenever possible instead of relying only on a token name or ticker. This becomes particularly important for newly launched assets where multiple tokens can use similar branding.

A token being available through a permissionless interface does not mean Arc or KyberSwap has endorsed the project.

5. Choose Swap or Limit Order

Use Swap if you want to trade at the currently available market rate.

Use Limit Order if you want to set a specific entry or exit rate and wait for the market to reach it.

6. Review the Trade Before Confirming

Before signing, review the expected output, route, price impact, slippage, and applicable fees.

For Cross-chain Swap, also check the destination amount, route provider, and estimated processing time. These details can vary depending on which cross-chain route is available.

Why Can an Aggregator Matter for Meme Token Trading?

Meme token liquidity can appear across different DEXs, especially as a new ecosystem grows. Checking each venue manually takes time, and the pool with the most visible liquidity is not always the one that gives the best result for your trade size.

A DEX aggregator reduces that work by comparing liquidity across integrated sources in one place. Instead of choosing a venue first, traders can review an aggregated quote and decide whether the available route, price impact, and expected output are acceptable before trading.

When Is a Limit Order More Useful Than Swap?

A Limit Order can be useful when a meme token has already moved sharply and you do not want to chase the current price. Instead, you can define the rate you are willing to accept and wait for the market to come back to that level.

It can also help with exits when you already have a target in mind. The trade-off is that waiting for a specific rate means the order may remain unfilled if the market never reaches it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Move Funds From Another Chain to Arc?

Yes. KyberSwap Cross-chain Swap enables users to move assets to Arc from supported networks, including Ethereum, Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, and more.

Available assets and routes depend on the selected source network and current market conditions.

Does KyberSwap Charge a Platform Fee for Swaps on Arc?

KyberSwap offers zero swap-fee on KyberSwap, including Swap on Arc.

What Token Do I Need for Gas on Arc?

Arc uses USDC as its native gas asset, so users should keep enough USDC in their wallet to cover network transaction fees.

So, What Is the Best Place to Trade Meme Tokens on Arc?

The best venue depends on where liquidity is available and how you want to trade. Uniswap is a straightforward option for accessing Uniswap liquidity on Arc, although some products available elsewhere in the Uniswap ecosystem, such as Limit Orders and Crosschain Swaps, are not currently available on Arc.

KyberSwap gives Arc traders access to Swap, Limit Order, and Cross-chain Swap in one trading experience. Its Swap is powered by Dynamic Trade Routing and Smart Settlement, with zero swap-fee on KyberSwap.

If you want one workflow for trading at the current market rate, setting a target entry or exit, and moving assets into Arc from another supported network, KyberSwap provides a broader Arc-specific toolset.

How to Find and Buy Trending Tokens on Arc Chain

KyberSwap — Fri, 18 Sep 2026 07:21:47 +0000

Circle launched the public mainnet of Arc, an open Layer 1 built for financial markets, real-time payments and agent-driven activity, on September 16, 2026. Trading activity showed up on day one, with launchpads, memecoins and new pools appearing within hours. This guide explains what Arc is, where to spot trending tokens and how to buy them with the right tools.

What Is Arc Chain?

Arc is Circle's own blockchain, and its biggest difference is how you pay fees. Mainnet runs on chain ID 5042, and USDC serves as the native currency for gas so you don't need to buy a separate gas token before your first trade.

The network is built for speed. Arc is fully EVM-compatible, so existing Solidity contracts and tools work out of the box. Its documentation states finality in under one second with no reorg risk, and blocks target a half-second interval. Eleven founding validators secure the network, including BlackRock, DTCC, Galaxy, ICE, Mastercard, Standard Chartered and Visa.

Launch day was busy. Dune data shows Arc processed 7.76 million transactions on its first day, and Uniswap on Arc cleared more than $410 million in daily volume. Over 700,000 new addresses joined that day, pushing the total past 840,000.

What Tokens Are Trending on Arc?

Memecoins and launchpad tokens led Arc's early trading. About 18 launchpads raced to become Arc's leading token launcher before mainnet opened, and several released their own tokens during the private phase. Here are some of the names that drew attention in the first days.

ARGUS is the token of Arguspad, one of those early launchpads. After the public launch, ARGUS climbed to a $38 million market cap, the first major breakout on Arc, and later held near $20 million.

TOLLY is the platform token of Tolly, a launchpad on Arc. Its team reported $11 million in 24-hour trading volume across Tolly soon after public mainnet went live.

LONG is the platform token of Long.supply, which takes a different approach. Instead of pairing memecoins with USDC, it plans to bring stock tokens onto Arc and pair them against memecoins.

Many launchpads send new tokens straight into DEX liquidity. Rankings move quickly on a chain this young. Treat the tokens above as a September 16, 2026 snapshot, not a fixed leaderboard.

Where Can You Find Trending Tokens on Arc?

KyberSwap shows trending Arc tokens directly inside its token selector. Open the token list on the swap page and select the Trending tab. KyberSwap enabled the Trending tab on Arc, and it ranks tokens based on analyzed onchain trading activity, so the list reflects real trading rather than social media noise.

Each token displays its live price, 24-hour volume and FDV (fully diluted valuation), giving you a quick read on activity and size. You can sort the list and KyberSwap also added token price charts for Arc, so you can review recent price action before you trade.

Search works by name, symbol or contract address. That matters when a token is too new to show up in any list. You can also star tokens under Favorites to track them later.

How Do You Buy Trending Tokens on Arc?

Buying a trending token takes four steps once your wallet is ready.

Get USDC on Arc. You can fund your wallet through a supported exchange or use KyberSwap Cross-chain Swap from another network.
Open kyberswap.com and select Arc. Switch to the Arc network in the interface and connect your wallet.
Find your token. Use the Trending tab, or paste the contract address into the search field.
Review and confirm. Check the quoted rate and price impact, then approve the transaction in your wallet.

USDC pays for both your trades and your gas, so keep a small balance for fees. KyberSwap sets aside a gas reserve when you tap Max or Half, and USDC carries a Gas badge in the token list.

What Trading Tools Can You Use on Arc?

KyberSwap went live on Arc from day one, and its tools cover trading, bridging and earning. Each one fits a different goal.

Swap

Swap is the quickest way into a trending token. The KyberSwap Aggregator connects to 650+ DEXs across 20+ chains, then splits and routes each trade through capital-efficient pools. Swap on KyberSwap is zero platform fee, so on Arc your only costs are pool trading fees and gas paid in USDC. On a new chain, liquidity for a fresh token is often spread across several small pools, and smart routing helps protect your output.

Smart Settlement adds a final check. It compares candidate pools onchain at the moment of execution to increase output and reduce slippage, with no extra steps or fees.

Limit Order

Limit Order lets you set your price and step away. Makers create and cancel orders gaslessly, and orders settle onchain only when the set conditions are met. Your assets stay fully in your control until a matching trade is found.

Cross-chain Swap

Cross-chain Swap helps you reach Arc from another network in one flow. KyberSwap collects quotes from multiple cross-chain providers, picks the best rate automatically and lets you compare routes, fees and arrival times. You can review every detail before you commit.

Zap

Zap lets you enter a liquidity position using a single token. It removes the need to calculate token ratios by hand and uses the Aggregator to limit price impact. This helps when you want to earn fees on an Arc pair instead of only trading it.

Kyber Earn

Kyber Earn brings liquidity opportunities into one interface. You can explore and compare options, enter positions through Zap, and track and manage them in one place. On Arc, KyberSwap added Uniswap V3 and V4 position managers, so you can zap into existing Arc pools or create new ones.

Tool	Best For	How It Works	Where You Start
Swap	Buying a trending token now	Routes across 650+ liquidity sources	Arc
Limit Order	Buying at your target price	Settles onchain when your price is met	Arc
Cross-chain Swap	Arriving from another network	Compares provider quotes, then bridges and swaps	Supported networks
Zap	Entering an LP position with one token or up to 5 tokens	Handles the token ratio for you	Arc
Kyber Earn	Finding and managing yield	Explore, compare and track positions	Arc

How Is Arc Different From Robinhood Chain?

Arc and Robinhood Chain both drew fast memecoin activity, but they are built differently. Robinhood Chain is a permissionless Ethereum Layer 2 built with Arbitrum technology, using ETH for gas with 100ms block times. Arc is a standalone Layer 1 where USDC pays for gas.

Feature	Arc	Robinhood Chain
Built by	Circle	Robinhood
Network type	Layer 1	Ethereum Layer 2 (Arbitrum)
Gas token	USDC	ETH
Chain ID	5042	4663
Block time	About 0.5 seconds	100ms
Mainnet launch	September 16, 2026	July 1, 2026

How Do You Check a Trending Token Before Buying?

New tokens carry real risk, and a few checks go a long way. Run through these before you trade:

Verify the contract address. Names and tickers are easy to copy on permissionless launchpads, so match the address with the project's official channels.
Check liquidity and price impact. Thin pools move sharply against large orders, and the price impact on your quote shows exactly how much.
Look at token age. A token launched a few hours ago has very little history to judge.
Read the launchpad rules. Third-party audits found that one Arc launchpad lets creators take up to about 80% of supply at launch. Fees and allocations vary by platform.
Consider a limit order. Setting your entry in advance helps you avoid chasing fast candles.

FAQ

What is Arc chain?

Arc is an open Layer 1 from Circle, built for financial markets, real-time money movement and agentic activity. It is EVM-compatible and settles transactions in under a second.

Which token pays for gas on Arc?

USDC pays for gas on Arc. Users pay fees in stablecoins like USDC instead of holding a separate network token.

Is there an ARC token?

Circle minted the full initial supply of 10 billion ARC tokens, but said this does not confirm a public token launch. Fees on Arc are paid in USDC either way.

What do I need to start trading on Arc?

You need an EVM-compatible wallet, the Arc network added at chain ID 5042, and USDC for trading and gas. No gas token purchase is required.

How does KyberSwap rank trending tokens on Arc?

The Trending tab ranks tokens based on analyzed onchain trading activity on Arc. Rankings reflect actual trading behavior rather than social sentiment.

Can I buy Arc tokens from another network?

Yes. KyberSwap Cross-chain Swap compares quotes from multiple providers, so you can start from another supported network and arrive on Arc in one flow.

Is trading on Arc risky?

Any new permissionless network carries risk, and early memecoins are especially volatile. Verify contract addresses, check liquidity and review token age before committing funds.

Trade Trending Arc Tokens With Better Execution

Arc gives traders dollar-based fees, fast settlement and a steady flow of new tokens. Open KyberSwap, select Arc and use the Trending tab to find what's moving, then swap, set a limit order or zap into liquidity from one DeFi trading platform.

How to Earn Yield From DeFi Liquidity Providing

KyberSwap — Sun, 13 Sep 2026 17:30:27 +0000

You earn yield in DeFi by depositing tokens into a liquidity pool and collecting a share of what that pool generates. Every trade routed through the pool pays a fee, and that fee is split among liquidity providers based on how much liquidity each one supplied. On top of trading fees, many pools layer on token incentives, arbitrage value captured at the pool level, and bonus reward campaigns.

This guide covers where liquidity provider yield actually comes from, how to pick a pool worth your capital, what can go wrong, and how to manage positions without watching charts all day.

What Does Providing Liquidity Actually Mean?

A liquidity pool is a shared pot of tokens that traders swap against.

Instead of matching buyers with sellers, an automated market maker (AMM) prices trades against the pool's token balances. When someone swaps USDC for ETH, they add USDC to the pool and remove ETH. The pool's price adjusts automatically.

Liquidity providers, or LPs, supply the tokens that make those swaps possible. Deposit into an ETH/USDC pool and you own a share of it. That share entitles you to a proportional cut of the fees the pool collects, accruing continuously as volume flows through.

Your deposit is not a loan, and nobody is borrowing it. You stay exposed to both token prices the entire time you are in the pool.

Where Does Liquidity Provider Yield Come From?

LP returns are rarely one number from one source.

Most pools stack several income streams. Understanding the mix tells you how durable a headline APR really is.

Trading fees. The base layer. Each swap pays a fee set by the pool's tier, and LPs split it proportionally. Fee income tracks volume, so busy pools pay more.
Liquidity mining rewards. Protocols and token teams pay LPs in tokens to bootstrap depth. These are incentives, not organic revenue, and they usually decay or end.
Arbitrage value returned to LPs. Ordinarily, MEV bots capture the profit from correcting a pool's price after the wider market moves. Newer pool designs claw some of that value back for LPs.
Bonus campaigns. Time-boxed reward programs distributed by third parties such as Merkl, layered on top of a pool's normal earnings.

KyberSwap FairFlow is an example of the third category. It is a swap hook built on Uniswap V4, PancakeSwap Infinity, and similar protocols that captures arbitrage value from external MEV bots and redistributes it to LPs through the Equilibrium Gain (EG) Sharing Program. No LP token staking is required to qualify.

Full Range vs Concentrated Liquidity: Which Earns More?

Concentrated liquidity earns more per dollar, but only while your position is in range.

Full range spreads your capital across every possible price. Concentrated liquidity lets you pick a band, say ETH between $2,200 and $2,800, and put the same capital to work inside it. Within that band you capture a far larger share of fees. Outside it you capture nothing.

	Full range	Concentrated
Capital efficiency	Low	High
Fee share while active	Small	Large
Management effort	Set and forget	Active, needs repositioning
Out-of-range risk	None	Position stops earning
Best suited to	Passive LPs, volatile pairs	Active LPs, stable and correlated pairs

Neither approach is strictly better. A concentrated position that drifts out of range and sits there for a week can easily earn less than a full range position that never stops working.

What Are the Risks of Providing Liquidity?

Yield is compensation for real risk, not free money.

Impermanent loss is the main one. When the two token prices diverge, the pool rebalances against you, leaving you holding more of the weaker asset. Measured against simply holding both tokens, you come out behind, and the loss becomes permanent the moment you withdraw.

Out-of-range positions stop earning entirely. Concentrated liquidity only collects fees while the market price sits inside your chosen band.

Smart contract risk applies to every pool and every protocol wrapped around it. Audits reduce this risk, but they do not eliminate it.

Reward decay catches LPs who chase headline numbers. A pool paying a high rate on liquidity mining today may pay a fraction of that once the incentive budget runs down.

How Do You Choose a Pool Worth Your Capital?

A single APR figure is the least useful number on the screen.

APR is backward looking, and it blends fees with incentives that may not last. Before committing capital, check:

TVL. Deep pools absorb size without heavy price impact, though your share of the fees is more diluted.
24h volume and 24h fees. Real trading activity is what pays you. Volume measured against TVL is a better signal than either figure alone.
Liquidity utilization. How much of the pool's liquidity is actually working at current prices.
Reward composition. Split the APR into fees versus incentives. Fee-driven yield is the more durable half.
Volatility of the pair. Correlated and stablecoin pairs carry far less impermanent loss risk than volatile ones.

Kyber Earn surfaces five distinct APR metrics rather than one: Est. Pool APR, Active APR, Max APR, Est. Position APR, and Est. My Position APR. Pool earnings are also broken out by source, separating LP Fees, LM Rewards, EG Sharing, and Bonus rewards, so you can see what is actually paying you before you deposit.

Pools are grouped into categories that map to strategies, including Farming, Low Volatility, High APR, and Solid Earning, the last being pools with the highest trading fees over the past 7 days.

How to Provide Liquidity Without the Manual Work

The mechanics of liquidity providing are simple. The operational overhead is not.

Entering a concentrated position manually means holding the right tokens, swapping into the exact ratio, calculating amounts, and only then depositing. Managing it means monitoring range, claiming fees, reinvesting, and repositioning every time the market moves.

Kyber Earn compresses that into single transactions using KyberZap. You can enter any supported pool with up to 5 tokens from your wallet in one transaction, with routing and ratio balancing handled automatically through the KyberSwap Aggregator and its 420+ liquidity sources. Moving capital from one pool to another is a single atomic migration rather than a withdraw, swap, and redeposit cycle.

Position management sits in the same interface. Repositioning an out-of-range position takes one click, with Kyber Earn withdrawing, claiming fees, rebalancing, and redepositing for you. Accrued fees can be compounded back into the principal in one transaction.

Smart Exit handles the part most LPs cannot do manually: leaving at the right moment. You set a condition such as a target pool price, a fee threshold, or a specific time, and the position is withdrawn automatically when that condition triggers. Submitting, modifying, and cancelling conditions are gasless off-chain actions, and the contracts are audited by Hexens. Note that Smart Exit returns assets in the pool's token ratio rather than consolidating them into a single token.

Kyber Earn does not operate liquidity pools itself. It provides tooling on top of third-party protocols including Uniswap V3, Uniswap V4, PancakeSwap, Aerodrome, and SushiSwap.

Start Earning From Assets Already in Your Wallet

Liquidity providing rewards preparation more than timing. Pick pairs you are comfortable holding, read the fee-versus-incentive split before you deposit, and decide your exit condition before you enter rather than after the market moves against you.

Explore pools, compare them on real metrics, and manage every position from one dashboard on Kyber Earn.

FAQ

How much do I need to start providing liquidity?

There is no protocol minimum. The practical floor is gas cost. On expensive networks, a small position can take weeks of fees to cover entry and exit costs, so size the position against the chain you are using.

Is liquidity providing passive income?

Only partly. Full range positions come close to passive. Concentrated positions need attention, because they stop earning once price leaves your band. Automation tools such as one-click repositioning and conditional exits reduce the workload without removing the decisions.

Do I still earn fees if my position goes out of range?

No. A concentrated liquidity position earns trading fees only while the market price sits inside your selected range. Fees already accrued stay yours, but nothing new accumulates until price returns or you reposition.

What happens to my unclaimed fees when I withdraw?

Accrued fees are collected in the same transaction as a standard withdrawal. Reward types that follow a vesting schedule, such as FairFlow rewards, become claimable when the vesting period ends rather than at withdrawal.

Is impermanent loss permanent?

It is unrealized while you stay in the pool. If the price ratio returns to where you entered, the loss closes. Withdrawing while the tokens are diverged is what makes it permanent.

Are there fees for using Kyber Earn?

Yes. Operations executed through the KyberZap contract carry a platform fee charged on the input amount, varying by token pair category. The applicable amount is shown in the interface before you confirm the transaction.

What Is a Limit Order on DEX Platforms?

KyberSwap — Wed, 09 Sep 2026 18:02:35 +0000

A limit order is an instruction to buy or sell a token at a specific price or better. Instead of accepting whatever rate the market offers right now, you name your price and the trade executes only when the market reaches it. On decentralized exchanges, this removes the need to sit in front of a chart waiting for an entry.

Most onchain trading still happens through market orders. You click swap, you get the current rate, and you move on. Limit orders give you a second mode of trading where timing and price control matter more than speed. This guide explains how they work on DEX platforms, where they help, and how KyberSwap implements them.

What Is a Limit Order?

A limit order lets you set your price before you trade.

There are two directions. A buy limit order sets the maximum price you are willing to pay, so it sits below the current market price. A sell limit order sets the minimum price you are willing to accept, so it sits above the current market price.

Say ETH trades at $3,000 and you want exposure at $2,800. You place a buy limit order at $2,800 with the USDC you hold. If ETH drops to that level, your order fills. If it never drops, the order simply expires and your USDC stays where it was.

The same logic works on exits. If you hold ETH and want to take profit at $3,500, a sell limit order handles it without you watching the market.

How Is a Limit Order Different From a Market Order?

The difference comes down to what you control. A market order guarantees execution but not price. A limit order guarantees price but not execution.

	Market order	Limit order
Execution	Immediate	Only when your price is reached
Price control	None, you take the current rate	Full, you set the rate
Certainty	Trade always completes	Trade may never fill
Slippage exposure	Yes, especially on large or thin trades	Minimal, your rate is fixed in advance
Best for	Speed and urgency	Planned entries and exits

Neither one is better in the abstract. Traders who need a position now use market orders. Traders working to a plan use limit orders.

How Do Limit Orders Work on a DEX?

Onchain limit orders rely on a maker and taker model.

You are the maker. You sign an order that states what you want to trade, at what rate, and for how long. That signed order is stored off-chain rather than on the blockchain itself, which is why creating one costs nothing in gas.

A taker is anyone willing to fill your order at the terms you set. Takers monitor open orders and execute them onchain when the price makes sense for them. The taker pays the gas fee for settlement, not you.

This design is called off-chain relay with onchain settlement. Early DeFi orderbooks stored every order onchain, which made placing and adjusting orders expensive during volatility. Moving order storage off-chain keeps the safety of a cryptographic signature while removing the cost of maintaining open positions.

Your tokens stay in your wallet the entire time. They only move when a matching taker order settles onchain. Until then you retain full ownership and can still use those tokens elsewhere.

Partial fills are normal. A taker may fill part of your order and leave the rest open, so you often see an order complete in several pieces rather than one.

When Should You Use a Limit Order?

Limit orders fit any trade where price matters more than immediacy.

Buying dips. Set a bid below market and let volatility come to you instead of chasing it.
Taking profit. Define your exit level in advance so a target does not pass while you sleep.
Range trading. Place bids near support and asks near resistance to work a range systematically.
Sizing into a position. Break a large trade into several orders at different levels rather than one market swap that moves the price against you.

The common thread is removing emotion and screen time from execution.

How Does KyberSwap Limit Order Work?

KyberSwap is a DeFi trading platform that combines an aggregator, cross-chain swaps, liquidity tools and limit orders in one interface. Its Limit Order product runs on the maker and taker model described above, with a few implementation details worth knowing.

Creating an order is free. You sign the order rather than broadcasting a transaction, so no gas is spent to open or modify a position. A one-time token approval is still required the first time you trade a given token on a given chain.

You get two ways to cancel. Gasless Cancel removes an order off-chain at no cost, with a wait of up to 90 seconds in cases where the order was already quoted to a taker. Hard Cancel nullifies the order onchain immediately for a small gas fee, which suits traders who need certainty during fast markets.

Orders can fill better than your set price. Settlement happens when conditions favor the maker, so filled orders sometimes return more tokens than the quote showed at creation.

Aggregator routing adds fill pressure. KyberSwap Limit Orders are integrated as a liquidity source inside the KyberSwap Aggregator, which routes across 18 chains and 420+ liquidity sources. Ordinary aggregator swaps can therefore be routed through your open limit order, which widens the pool of potential takers well beyond dedicated market makers.

Coverage. Limit Order is live on 18 chains, including Ethereum, Robinhood Chain, Base, and BNB.

How Do DEX Limit Orders Compare to CEX Limit Orders?

Centralized exchanges have offered limit orders for years, but the custody model is fundamentally different.

	CEX limit order	DEX limit order
Custody	Exchange holds your funds	Tokens stay in your wallet
Order storage	Internal orderbook	Signed order on an off-chain relay
Who fills it	Exchange orderbook participants	Any taker, plus aggregator routing
Access	Account and verification required	Wallet connection only
Settlement	Internal ledger entry	Onchain transaction

The tradeoff is straightforward. A CEX orderbook is usually deeper for major pairs. A DEX keeps you in control of your assets and open to any token that meets the ERC20 standard.

What Are the Limitations of Onchain Limit Orders?

A limit order is a conditional trade, not a promise.

Fills are not guaranteed. If the market never reaches your price, nothing happens.
Thin pairs attract fewer takers. Exotic tokens have a smaller pool of participants watching for fills.
Your balance must hold. If you spend the committed tokens elsewhere, the order cannot settle when a taker arrives.

How Do You Place a Limit Order on KyberSwap?

The flow takes under a minute.

Connect your wallet and choose your network, then open the Limit tab on the swap interface. Select your token pair and enter the amount you want to trade. KyberSwap shows how far your chosen rate sits from the current market price, which makes it easy to judge how realistic a target is.

Next, set an expiry. You can pick a preset window or a custom date, and unfilled orders cancel automatically once that window closes. Approve the token if it is your first trade with it on that chain, review the order, then sign.

Your order appears under Active Orders with a progress bar showing how much has been filled. Completed orders move to Order History, where you can expand each one to see the individual taker fills behind it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a limit order guaranteed to fill?

No. A limit order only executes if the market reaches your specified price and a taker chooses to fill it. Orders that never reach their target expire at the end of the time window you set.

Do limit orders cost gas on KyberSwap?

Creating and modifying an order costs no gas because orders are signed rather than broadcast. The taker pays the gas to settle the trade onchain. A one-time token approval transaction is required the first time you trade a token on a chain.

Can I cancel a limit order for free?

Yes. Gasless Cancel removes an order at no cost, with a wait of up to 90 seconds in some cases. Hard Cancel is available for a small gas fee when you need cancellation to be immediate.

Why is my limit order not being filled?

The most common reasons are that the market has not reached your price, the order is too small for a taker to profit after gas, or the pair has low trading volume and few takers watching it.

Can a limit order fill at a better price than I set?

Yes. Orders settle when conditions favor the maker, so you may receive more tokens than the original quote indicated. You will never receive less than the rate you signed.

Which chains support KyberSwap Limit Order?

Limit Order is available on 16 chains, including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Linea, Avalanche, Berachain, Sonic, Ronin and Monad. The full and current list is maintained in the KyberSwap docs.

Trade at Your Own Price

Limit orders turn trading from a reaction into a plan. You define the level, the size and the deadline, then let the market do the rest while your assets stay in your wallet.

Open the Limit tab on KyberSwap, set your rate, and place your first order.

What Is the Best Place to Provide Liquidity on Robinhood Chain?

KyberSwap — Tue, 08 Sep 2026 06:45:10 +0000

Robinhood Chain went from zero to one of the busiest tokenized asset and meme venues in DeFi in a matter of weeks. The network opened its public mainnet on July 1, 2026 as an Ethereum Layer 2 built with Arbitrum technology. Cumulative tokenized stock volume has since passed $1 billion.

That growth pulled in liquidity providers fast. It also left a practical question unanswered: where should you actually put capital, and how do you manage it once it is in?

This guide covers what makes LPing on Robinhood Chain different, where the pools live, and three concrete strategies you can pick from based on your risk tolerance.

What Makes LPing on Robinhood Chain Different?

The asset mix is the main difference. Most chains give you crypto pairs and a meme market. Robinhood Chain gives you both plus tokenized equities, and equities behave nothing like ETH.

A tokenized stock pool keeps trading when the underlying market is closed. Fees accrue overnight and through the weekend, which sounds like free yield until Monday morning arrives. Price risk for an equity LP is concentrated into market opens and weekend gaps rather than spread evenly across the week.

The chain identifiers matter too. On Robinhood Chain, USDG and WETH serve as the main base pairs across most pools.

Where Does the Liquidity Actually Sit?

Uniswap is close to the entire DEX market on Robinhood Chain. Uniswap v3 and Uniswap v4 alone account for roughly 90*% of DEX liquidity* on Robinhood Chain.

The practical consequence is that "which DEX" is the wrong question. The pools are concentrated in one protocol family already. The real question is which pool, and how you find, enter and exit it without opening five tabs.

Where Can You Access These Pools in One Place?

KyberEarn aggregates Robinhood Chain pools into a single interface. On this chain it surfaces Uniswap v4, Uniswap v3 and PancakeSwap v3 pools, including FairFlow pools, so you can compare across protocols before committing capital.

Three things make that useful in practice rather than just tidy.

KyberZap lets you enter a position with one token instead of manually sourcing both sides. It converts and balances in a single transaction, routed through the KyberSwap Aggregator and its liquidity sources.
A unified dashboard tracks every position, with fees and rewards visible in one place instead of split across protocol frontends.
Smart Exit lets you set exit conditions in advance. Robinhood Chain is the seventh supported chain, alongside Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism and Monad.

FairFlow deserves a note of its own. It is a Uniswap v4 hook that captures arbitrage value by making the KyberSwap Aggregator the exclusive taker, then returns that value to liquidity providers as Equilibrium Gain. For LPs, it converts a leak into a revenue line.

What Are the Three Main LP Strategies on Robinhood Chain?

Different pools solve different problems. Pick based on how much volatility you want to absorb and how much attention you can give the position.

Strategy 1: Blue Chip Pairs Like WETH/USDG

This is the baseline. WETH paired against USDG gives you the deepest liquidity on the chain and the most consistent volume, which translates into steady fee flow rather than spiky returns.

Impermanent loss is still present because ETH moves against a dollar-pegged asset. It is bounded and predictable though, and deep pools mean your position is a small share of a large pot rather than the entire pot. Fee tiers on these pairs tend to sit low, so returns come from volume rather than margin.

Best for LPs who want a position they can leave running with periodic checks.

Strategy 2: Tokenized Stock Pairs Like SPY/MU

Equity pools are the strategy that only exists here. Robinhood Chain has canonical Stock Tokens for major US listings including AAPL, NVDA, SPY, MU, META and TSLA, and pools built on them trade continuously.

The appeal is fee capture during hours when no traditional venue is open. Off hours trading tends to be thinner, and Uniswap v4 hooks can widen fees when depth drops, which works in an LP's favor. The risk is directional. A weekend of news repricing a stock lands as a single gap at open, and a concentrated position sitting in the wrong range absorbs it in full.

Pairing two equities against each other changes the profile again. Correlated tickers reduce divergence risk relative to a stock against USDG, but they also reduce the volume that generates fees. Check depth and volume before assuming a stock to stock pool is worth the range management.

Best for LPs who understand equity volatility and will actively manage ranges around earnings and market opens.

Strategy 3: Meme and Long Tail Pairs Like CASHCAT/USDG

Highest fee potential, highest everything else. Meme pools on Robinhood Chain generate outsized trading volume relative to their size, and fee tiers on volatile pairs run considerably higher than blue chip pools.

The math is a race between fee income and impermanent loss, and on a token that can move 50% in a session, IL wins more often than LPs expect. Pool depth can also evaporate quickly, leaving you holding the side nobody wants.

This is where automated exits stop being a convenience and become the strategy. Setting a Smart Exit condition on fee yield, pool price or elapsed time means the position closes on your rules instead of on your availability.

Best for LPs treating a defined slice of capital as high variance and sizing accordingly.

How Do the Three Strategies Compare?

	WETH/USDG	Tokenized stock pairs	Meme pairs
Volatility	Low to moderate	Moderate, gap driven	High
Impermanent loss risk	Bounded and predictable	Concentrated at market open	Severe and fast
Fee potential	Steady, volume driven	Moderate, higher in off hours	High but unstable
Pool depth	Deepest on chain	Varies by ticker	Often thin
Attention required	Low	Medium to high	High
Best for	Set and monitor	Active range managers	Sized speculation

What Should You Check Before Entering Any Pool?

Headline APR is the least reliable number on the page. It is backward looking, it moves daily, and on a new pool it can be driven entirely by a single large trade.

Look at these instead.

Volume to TVL ratio. This tells you how hard each dollar of liquidity is working. A high ratio means real fee generation rather than parked capital.
Fee tier against volatility. A volatile pair on a low fee tier is a poor trade for an LP. The fee has to compensate for the divergence risk.
Pool depth. Thin pools mean your entry and exit both move the price against you.
Range width. Narrow ranges earn more while price stays inside and stop earning entirely when it leaves.
Your exit condition. Decide it before you enter, not while watching a chart.

How Do You Manage a Position Once It Is Live?

Entry is the easy part. Most LP losses come from positions nobody closed in time.

KyberEarn keeps every position on one dashboard, so fees earned, rewards accrued and current range status are visible without protocol hopping. From there, Smart Exit turns a plan into an instruction. You set a condition once, based on fee yield reaching a target, pool price crossing a level, or a fixed time elapsing, and the position closes automatically when it triggers.

Execution is gasless and the feature has been audited by Hexens. For meme and equity positions in particular, that removes the requirement to be awake at the right moment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you provide liquidity on Robinhood Chain?

Yes. Robinhood Chain supports standard AMM liquidity provision, and pools cover crypto pairs, tokenized stocks and long tail tokens.

Which pools are available through KyberSwap on Robinhood Chain?

KyberEarn surfaces Uniswap v4, Uniswap v3 and PancakeSwap v3 pools on Robinhood Chain, including FairFlow pools built on the Uniswap v4 hook.

Do you need both tokens to add liquidity?

No. KyberZap converts a single token into a balanced position in one transaction, so you can enter with whatever you already hold.

Which strategy is safest for a first position?

A deep blue chip pair such as WETH/USDG carries the least divergence risk and the most consistent volume, which makes it a reasonable place to learn how ranges and fees behave.

What happens to tokenized stock pools when markets are closed?

They keep trading. Liquidity is usually thinner during those hours, and price can gap when traditional markets reopen, so range management matters more on equity pools than on crypto pairs.

Can you exit a liquidity position automatically?

Yes. Smart Exit closes a position when your chosen condition is met, based on fee yield, pool price or time, and it is live on Robinhood Chain.

Start Comparing Robinhood Chain Pools in One Place

The best place to LP on Robinhood Chain is not a single pool. It is wherever you can see every option side by side, enter with the token you already hold, and set your exit before you need it.

Open KyberEarn, switch to Robinhood Chain, and compare pools across Uniswap v4, Uniswap v3 and PancakeSwap v3 in one view.

What Is the Best DEX for Robinhood Cross-Chain Swaps?

KyberSwap — Fri, 28 Aug 2026 09:10:56 +0000

Your capital is sitting on the wrong chain. That is the first wall traders hit when they want to trade on Robinhood Chain, and the standard fix is clumsy. You open a bridge, move the asset, wait for it to land, then hunt for a venue on the other side and swap into what you actually wanted.

Every extra step costs you something. More signatures, more gas, more fee layers, and more chances to pick a route that quietly overcharges you. Pick the wrong bridge and you will not even know what you left on the table.

A cross-chain swap collapses that whole sequence into one flow. This guide compares five platforms that can get you onto Robinhood Chain: KyberSwap, Jumper, Relay, Across and deBridge.

What Is a Cross-Chain Swap to Robinhood Chain?

A cross-chain swap converts a token on one network into a different token on Robinhood Chain in a single flow. You sign once and the output lands in your wallet on the destination chain, with no manual bridging step in the middle.

This is not the same as bridging. A bridge moves the same asset, or a wrapped version of it, from one chain to another. A cross-chain swap handles the move and the trade together, so ETH on Base can arrive as USDG on Robinhood Chain without a second transaction.

The distinction matters most on the way out. Robinhood Chain runs on the Arbitrum stack, so withdrawals through the canonical bridge carry a 7-day challenge period before you can claim funds on Ethereum. Third-party routes settle in minutes because they use liquidity providers instead of waiting on the fraud proof window.

What Makes a Platform Good for Robinhood Chain Cross-Chain Swaps?

The strongest platform delivers the most output tokens with the least friction. Coverage decides whether your route exists at all, and route quality decides how much value survives the trip.

Weigh these factors before you sign anything:

Source chain coverage, especially non-EVM networks like Bitcoin, Solana and NEAR
Route quality, meaning the real output amount after fees and slippage
Settlement speed and reliability across both chains
Fee transparency, so the full cost is visible before you confirm
What you can actually do once the assets land on Robinhood Chain

That last point gets ignored, and it should not. A bridge drops your tokens and walks away, which means you still need a separate venue to trade, set orders or deploy into liquidity.

What Are the Top 5 Platforms for Robinhood Chain Cross-Chain Swaps?

Five platforms solve this problem in noticeably different ways.

1. Relay

Relay coordinates transfers through pre-funded vaults on the destination chain, which is why its ETH routes settle quickly. It is also named in Robinhood's bridging documentation as a partner integration.

Main Relay Offerings

Fast ETH corridors. Sub-minute settlement on major routes into Robinhood Chain.

Bridge-and-call. Triggers a downstream action, such as a DEX trade or lending deposit, automatically on arrival.

Wide EVM origin support. Reaches Robinhood Chain from a broad set of EVM networks without routing back through Ethereum.

2. KyberSwap

KyberSwap Cross-chain Swap pulls live quotes from eight established providers, including Across, Bungee, deBridge, LI.FI, Mayan, NEAR Intents, Relay and Symbiosis, then selects the best rate automatically. Every alternative route stays visible next to the winner, each with its own fee and estimated arrival time, so you can trade speed against price yourself.

Main KyberSwap Offerings

Multi-provider comparison. Scans eight cross-chain providers in one interface and defaults to the best available rate.

Full route transparency. Displays each alternative route with its fee where one applies and estimated arrival time.

26-network reach. Covers major EVM chains plus non-EVM networks including Bitcoin, Solana and NEAR.

Trading tools on arrival. Swap, Limit Order, KyberEarn and Smart Exit are all live on Robinhood Chain, so the journey does not end at the bridge.

The KyberSwap Aggregator connects to 420+ liquidity sources across 18 chains, has facilitated more than $150 billion in transactions for over 5 million users, and consistently ranks first on EVM by trading volume. KyberSwap suits traders who want the best route checked automatically and want to keep trading on Robinhood Chain without opening a second app.

3. Jumper

Jumper is the flagship interface of the LI.FI protocol, which Robinhood's own bridging documentation lists among its partner integrations. It compares dozens of bridges and DEXs on each transfer and can swap into a different token mid-route.

Main Jumper Offerings

Route discovery. Ranks available paths and shows fee, expected output and estimated arrival time per route.

Mid-transfer swaps. Send USDC from your source chain and receive a different token on Robinhood Chain.

No platform markup. Jumper adds no fee of its own, so you pay source gas plus the winning bridge's cost.

4. Across

Across uses relayers who front capital on the destination chain, then reclaim it after the source deposit is verified. That model makes it one of the quickest options for simple EVM transfers.

Main Across Offerings

Near-instant EVM settlement. Most supported corridors complete in seconds rather than minutes.

Stablecoin conversion. Handles supported USDC routes that arrive as USDG, the anchor stablecoin for Robinhood Chain liquidity.

Predictable pricing. Fees stay stable across typical transfer sizes on major assets.

5. deBridge

deBridge runs an intent-based system through its deBridge Liquidity Network, where offchain solvers compete in an open order book to fill each request. Its zero-TVL design means funds are not parked in large pooled contracts.

Main deBridge Offerings

Solver competition. Open order book pricing rather than a fixed bridge quote.

Any-to-any destinations. Supports Robinhood Chain as a destination across its network.

No pooled liquidity honeypot. The zero-TVL model removes a common bridge attack surface.

Robinhood Chain Cross-Chain Comparison Table

Platform	How It Works	Source Chain Reach	Compares Providers	Trading After Arrival
Relay	Intent transfers via pre-funded vaults	Broad EVM coverage	No	Bridge-and-call only
KyberSwap	Compares 8 providers, auto-selects best rate	26 networks, incl. Bitcoin, Solana, NEAR	Yes	Swap, Limit Order, KyberEarn, Smart Exit
Jumper	Aggregates dozens of bridges and DEXs	30+ networks	Yes	Swap
Across	Relayer-fronted intent transfers	Major EVM chains	No	No
deBridge	Solver order book, zero-TVL model	Broad EVM plus Solana	No	No

What Can You Do After Your Assets Land on Robinhood Chain?

This is where a bridge and a trading platform part ways. Once your tokens arrive, KyberSwap keeps working instead of handing you off.

Swap. The Aggregator routes through Robinhood Chain liquidity to find competitive rates on ecosystem tokens.

Limit Order. Set your target price and let it fill. Orders are gasless with zero maker fee, and they are already supported for Robinhood Chain tokens.

KyberEarn. Explore and compare pools, then enter positions in a few clicks using KyberZap, which converts any token into a balanced position for you.

Smart Exit. Set conditions once, based on fee yield, pool price or time, and your liquidity position exits automatically when they are met.

Which Platform Should You Use?

Your best pick depends on what you are optimizing for. If you want the strongest rate found for you across several providers, plus somewhere to trade the moment your funds land, KyberSwap is the most complete option.

Jumper is a solid alternative when you only need route discovery and nothing after. Relay and Across both make sense for fast, simple ETH or stablecoin transfers on major EVM corridors. deBridge is worth checking when solver competition sharpens your quote on a specific pair.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best DEX for Robinhood Chain cross-chain swaps?

It depends on your priority. KyberSwap suits most traders because it compares eight cross-chain providers, picks the best rate and lets you trade on Robinhood Chain immediately afterward. Jumper, Relay, Across and deBridge each cover narrower slices of the same job.

Does KyberSwap support Robinhood Chain?

Yes. You can move assets to and from Robinhood Chain through KyberSwap Cross-chain Swap, then swap, place limit orders, provide liquidity and use Smart Exit on the chain itself.

Is bridging to Robinhood Chain the same as a cross-chain swap?

No. Bridging moves the same asset between chains, while a cross-chain swap converts and moves in one flow. If you want a different token on the destination side, a cross-chain swap saves you a separate trade.

How long does a Robinhood Chain cross-chain swap take?

Most transfers finish in seconds to a few minutes on EVM routes. Non-EVM routes such as Bitcoin generally take longer, and KyberSwap shows an estimated arrival time for each route before you confirm.

How long does it take to withdraw from Robinhood Chain to Ethereum?

The canonical bridge requires a 7-day challenge period before you claim funds on Ethereum. Third-party cross-chain routes avoid that wait by using liquidity providers, which is why most traders use them for exits.

Does Robinhood Chain have a native token?

No. Robinhood Chain has no native token and gas is paid in ETH. Any token claiming to be the official Robinhood Chain token is unaffiliated.

What fees apply to a cross-chain swap?

Expect a platform fee plus the selected provider's own cost and source-chain gas. KyberSwap charges 0.05% to 0.25% depending on the route and displays the total before you sign.

Why use KyberSwap for Robinhood Chain cross-chain swaps?

KyberSwap compares eight providers in one place rather than locking you into a single bridge, and it reaches 26 networks including non-EVM chains. It also gives you a full trading suite on Robinhood Chain once your assets arrive.

Start Trading on Robinhood Chain in One Flow

Skip the bridge-then-swap routine. Head to the Cross-Chain tab on KyberSwap, compare every route in one view and move onto Robinhood Chain at the best rate available.

Earn Cashback on Coinbase Tokenized Stocks with KyberSwap

KyberSwap — Fri, 28 Aug 2026 03:49:47 +0000

Coinbase tokenized stocks now earn cashback on KyberSwap. A total of 20,000 USDC is set aside for traders who swap into eligible assets and hold them.

The campaign starts August 26 at 10:00 AM ET and runs across four epochs, each lasting two weeks. Epoch 1 is live with 4 assets on Base:

GOOGLc: 0xb2000000000000000000002D0BA3164cc74f58B7
NVDAc: 0xb20000000000000000000078ee7ce2fE4908108C
AAPLc: 0xb200000000000000000000C2e324d24d7eEcd1fb
METAc: 0xb2000000000000000000008bC8786B856E61707C

The eligible asset list changes with each new epoch and will be updated accordingly.

How Does the Cashback Work?

Swap eligible assets on KyberSwap and hold them through the epoch. Your reward is based on how much you swap and how long you hold the assets during the epoch. Details:

Earn up to 2% cashback
Capped at 10 USDC per address, per epoch
Cashback rate declines over each epoch, so earlier swaps could earn more
Rate resets at the start of every new epoch

Merkl handles reward calculation and distribution. Rewards become available to claim within 48 hours after each epoch ends.

More details: https://app.merkl.xyz/opportunities/10881504440128149607

What Else Should You Know?

A few points worth keeping in mind:

Each address can take part in every epoch and earn from all fourOnly available in eligible geographic regions, excluding the U.S, UK, Canada, Australia, Ukraine, Singapore and other Excluded Jurisdictions

Each address can take part in every epoch and earn from all four
Only available in eligible geographic regions, excluding the U.S, UK, Canada, Australia, Ukraine, Singapore and other Excluded Jurisdictions

Start Earning

Epoch 1 is live now. Swap into GOOGLc, NVDAc, AAPLc or METAc on KyberSwap, hold your position through the epoch, and your cashback is calculated automatically.

Trade now: kyberswap.com

How to Automate Your Liquidity Exit Strategy: Set Conditions Once and Let It Run

KyberSwap — Fri, 28 Aug 2026 03:39:51 +0000

Most liquidity providers do not lose money on entry. They lose it on exit.

You pick a solid pool, set a sensible range, and start earning fees. Then the market moves at 3am while you sleep, your position drifts out of range, and by the time you check the dashboard the exit you wanted is no longer available. The strategy was right. The execution was late.

An automated liquidity exit strategy closes that gap. You define the conditions that should trigger a withdrawal, submit them once, and let the system execute on your behalf. This guide explains how conditional exits work, which trigger to choose, and how to set one up using Smart Exit on KyberSwap.

Why Do Manual LP Exits Cost You Money?

Manual exits fail in three predictable ways.

The first is timing. Concentrated liquidity positions require attention because price moves determine whether you are earning fees or holding an unbalanced bag of assets. Watching a chart around the clock is not a strategy, and no one does it consistently.

The second is emotion. When a position goes underwater, LPs tend to wait for a bounce that may not come. When a position performs well, they exit early to lock in a gain. Both decisions get made under pressure, which is exactly when judgment is worst.

The third is friction. Exiting manually means opening the app, switching networks, approving a withdrawal, paying gas, and often swapping the returned assets afterward. Multiply that across several positions on several chains and the operational overhead becomes its own reason to procrastinate.

What Is an Automated Liquidity Exit Strategy?

An automated exit strategy is a rule you set in advance that closes your position for you.

Instead of submitting a withdrawal transaction at the moment you want out, you declare the outcome you want and the conditions that should produce it. The system monitors those conditions and executes when they are met. You are describing a result, not managing a transaction.

This model is called intent-based execution. It is the same logic behind a limit order, applied to liquidity positions rather than swaps. With a limit order you say "sell my ETH at $3,000." With a conditional exit you say "close my ETH/USDC position if ETH drops below $2,100."

The practical benefit is discipline. Your exit plan gets written down while you are calm and enforced by code rather than by willpower.

How Does Smart Exit Work on KyberSwap?

Smart Exit is the industry's first intent-based execution model built for liquidity management.

It works inside KyberEarn, the liquidity hub where you can discover pools, enter positions with any tokens you hold, and manage everything from one dashboard. When you open a position there, you can attach an exit condition to it. Smart Exit then watches on-chain data and withdraws the position when your condition triggers.

Smart Exit is live on 7 chains: Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Monad, and Robinhood Chain. That means one workflow covers positions across most of the ecosystems where concentrated liquidity actually sits.

Which Exit Condition Should You Set?

Smart Exit supports three condition types, and each one suits a different goal.

Target pool price. Your position exits when the pool price crosses a level you specify. This is the closest thing to a stop loss for liquidity, and it is the right choice when your main concern is downside exposure. If ETH breaking $2,100 is the point where you no longer want the position, set that as your trigger and stop refreshing the chart.

Fee threshold. Your position exits once it has accrued a target amount in trading fees. This suits LPs who entered a pool for yield rather than for a directional view. You are effectively saying "this position has done its job, take the money off the table."

Specific time. Your position exits at a set date and time. This works well for capital you have earmarked for something else, or for pools with a defined incentive window where the yield case ends on a known date.

You can also combine a price condition with a time condition as a backstop. If the price trigger never fires, the position still closes on schedule rather than sitting there indefinitely.

Manual Withdrawal vs Zap Out vs Smart Exit

KyberEarn gives you three ways to close a position. They solve different problems.

	Manual Withdrawal	Smart Exit
Trigger	You, right now	Your preset condition
Monitoring needed	Constant	None
Gas to set up	On-chain tx	None, setup is gasless
Assets received	Pool token ratio	Pool token ratio
Best for	Simple immediate exits	Hands-off, rule-based exits

Manual withdrawal is reactive. It assumes you are at the keyboard at the moment you want out. Smart Exit is the only one that works while you are not looking, which is when most exit opportunities appear and disappear.

How to Set Up an Automated Exit on KyberEarn

Setting a condition takes less time than checking your positions once.

Open the My Positions dashboard on KyberEarn and select the position you want to protect.
Choose Smart Exit and pick your condition type: pool price, fee threshold, or time.
Enter your target value, then confirm. The submission is off-chain, so there is no gas and no wallet transaction to approve.
Leave it running. You can modify or cancel the condition at any point before it triggers, also without paying gas.

Once the condition is live, your only remaining job is deciding what to do with the returned assets. If you want them in a single token, run a Zap Out after the withdrawal completes. That swap routes through the KyberSwap Aggregator, which is connected to 420+ liquidity sources across 18 chains, so the consolidation lands at a competitive rate with minimal price impact.

Stop Watching Charts and Start Setting Rules

Automation does not make your strategy smarter. It makes your strategy actually happen.

The LPs who consistently outperform are rarely the ones with the best market read. They are the ones whose plan survives contact with a volatile weekend. Writing your exit into a smart contract while you are thinking clearly is a cheap way to buy that consistency.

Open KyberEarn, pick a position, and set your first Smart Exit condition. Then go do something else.

FAQ

Does Smart Exit cost anything to set up?

No. Submitting, modifying, and cancelling a Smart Exit condition are all handled off-chain and require no gas. You only pay network fees when the condition triggers and the withdrawal executes on-chain.

Can I cancel or change my exit condition later?

Yes. Conditions can be modified or cancelled at any time before they trigger, and those actions are also gasless. Your position stays fully under your control while the condition is active.

What assets do I receive when Smart Exit triggers?

You receive the underlying pool assets in their current ratio, sent to your wallet along with accrued fees. Smart Exit does not automatically convert them into a single token, so use Zap Out if you want to consolidate.

Does an automated exit prevent impermanent loss?

Not entirely, but it limits further exposure. Setting a price condition means your position closes at a level you chose in advance instead of drifting deeper as the market moves against you. It caps how far the divergence can run, rather than undoing losses already incurred.

Which chains support Smart Exit?

Smart Exit is available on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Monad, and Robinhood Chain. The same workflow applies on every supported chain, so you do not need a different tool for each ecosystem.

REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENT

KyberSwap — Mon, 24 Aug 2026 09:49:25 +0000

It has come to our attention that there are online publications by third parties that suggest that Kyber Network / KyberSwap has a Singapore presence which could lead to the inference by the public that its activities are conducted out of Singapore even though Kyber Network / KyberSwap is not operated out of Singapore. As we continue to engage these third parties rectify these erroneous publication, please note that Kyber Network / KyberSwap are not operated out of Singapore and are not licensed, approved, registered or in any way authorised or regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.

What Is Intent-Based Liquidity Management and Why Does It Matter for LPs?

KyberSwap — Fri, 21 Aug 2026 10:12:04 +0000

Opening a liquidity position takes one click. Closing it at the right moment takes constant attention, and that is where most liquidity providers lose value.

Liquidity providers usually know their exit plan before they deposit. Exit when the position has earned enough fees. Exit if the pool price runs to a target. Exit before a scheduled event. The plan is clear, but executing it means watching charts around the clock and signing a transaction at exactly the right minute.

Intent-based liquidity management removes that gap between the plan and the execution. Instead of submitting a transaction when conditions are right, you declare the conditions upfront and let the system act on them.

What Is Intent-Based Liquidity Management?

Intent-based liquidity management lets you describe the outcome you want instead of the transaction you need.

In the traditional model, you are responsible for everything: monitoring the market, deciding the moment, estimating gas, and broadcasting the transaction. Every one of those steps is a place where a good strategy can fall apart. Miss the window by an hour and the plan you wrote down weeks ago no longer matters.

In the intent-based model, you sign a declaration such as "exit this position once fee yield reaches 5%." That intent is monitored continuously, and when the condition is satisfied, an execution transaction is generated and submitted for you. Your role shifts from operator to strategist.

Why Do Manual LP Exits Fail So Often?

Manual exits fail for reasons that have nothing to do with strategy quality.

The core problems are structural:

Monitoring is continuous, attention is not. Pools move at all hours, and your target price can print at 4am while you sleep.
Volatility outruns reaction time. By the time you open your wallet, approve, and confirm, the level you wanted may already be gone.
Gas timing adds friction. Exiting during a network spike can eat into the fees the position spent weeks accumulating.
You need native tokens ready. A position on a chain where your gas balance is empty cannot be closed until you bridge or buy more.
Emotion breaks discipline. LPs hold past their target hoping for more yield, or panic out early on a wick.

None of these are solved by better charts. They are solved by removing the human from the execution step entirely.

Manual Exit vs Intent-Based Exit

	Manual exit	Intent-based exit
Monitoring	You watch the market continuously	Conditions monitored automatically
Execution timing	Depends on when you are online	Triggers as soon as conditions are met
Native gas token needed	Yes, at exit time	No, executor pays and is reimbursed
Strategy discipline	Vulnerable to emotion	Locked in at setup
Verifiability	Your own transaction	Validated by public smart contracts
Setup and cancellation cost	Gas on every action	Gasless for creation and cancellation

How Does Smart Exit Bring Intent-Based Management to LPs?

Smart Exit is the intent-based liquidity management feature on KyberSwap, and it is the first-of-its-kind product to apply this execution model to LP exits.

You set an order by defining one or more exit conditions on a specific position. There are three condition types available:

Fee Yield: exit once the position has earned a target percentage of fees relative to your initial deposit. The calculation is token-based rather than USD-based, so short-term price swings do not distort the trigger.
Pool Price: exit when the pool price rises to or falls to a level you choose.
Time: exit at or after a specific date and time, either on its own or as a fallback.

Conditions can be combined with AND or OR logic. AND means every condition must be true at the same time. OR means the first condition to hit triggers the exit. A common setup looks like "exit when ETH/USDC reaches $3,800 OR after 12:00 on 01/03/2026," which locks in an upside target while guaranteeing the position does not sit open indefinitely.

Both order creation and cancellation are gasless, so setting up a strategy costs nothing and changing your mind costs nothing. Each order also carries an expiration time and a maximum execution gas cap that you control at setup.

Smart Exit is available across seven chains, covering Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Monad, Arbitrum, Optimism, and Robinhood Chain. Supported protocols include Uniswap v3, Uniswap v4 including FairFlow pools, PancakeSwap v3, and PancakeSwap Infinity CL. You can attach an order right after creating a position in KyberEarn, or from any eligible position on the My Positions page.

Order status is tracked in one place, with notifications delivered through the Notifications Hub on KyberSwap for order creation, condition triggers, and execution results. The feature has been audited by Hexens.

What Should LPs Know Before Setting an Exit Intent?

A few mechanics are worth understanding before your first order.

The gas cap protects you but can also block execution. If network gas exceeds your authorized ceiling at the moment conditions are met, the order will not execute and remains pending. Setting a slightly wider cap on volatile networks reduces that risk.

Orders also become inactive when the underlying position changes. That includes increasing or reducing liquidity, transferring the position NFT, or staking it. If you modify a position, set the order up again afterward.

Expiration defaults to Forever if you do not set one, which is fine for open-ended strategies but worth adjusting for time-sensitive plans. And a platform fee applies on successful execution only, scaled by pair type: 0.025% for stable pairs, 0.05% for correlated pairs, 0.15% for common pairs, 0.3% for exotic pairs, and 0.75% for high volatility pairs. Fees are deducted from the position's output tokens, never charged upfront.

Why Does Intent-Based Liquidity Management Matter Now?

Liquidity providing is getting more competitive, and execution quality is becoming the difference between a profitable position and a break-even one.

Concentrated liquidity made capital efficiency far better, but it also made timing far more important. A position that drifts out of range or holds past its target quietly gives back the fees it earned. Automation is no longer a convenience feature for LPs, it is a requirement for running any strategy consistently.

Intent-based execution is how that automation becomes trustworthy. You are not handing over control to a bot with custody of your assets. You are signing a specific, bounded permission that public smart contracts enforce on your behalf.

Set your exit conditions once on KyberSwap and let your liquidity strategy run without you watching it.

FAQ

Is intent-based liquidity management non-custodial?

Yes. You sign a permission scoped to a specific position and a specific set of conditions. Smart contracts validate every execution against that signed intent, so a position can only be exited on the terms you authorized.

Do I need gas tokens to use Smart Exit?

No native tokens are required to create or cancel an order. Execution still consumes network gas, but an executor wallet pays it upfront and is reimbursed from your exit output tokens, capped at the maximum you signed.

Can I cancel a Smart Exit order after creating it?

Yes, and cancellation is gasless. Once cancelled, the order becomes inactive and cannot execute. Orders are also cancelled automatically if you modify, transfer, or stake the underlying position.

Which chains and protocols support Smart Exit?

Smart Exit runs on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Monad, Arbitrum, and Optimism, with Robinhood Chain support coming. Supported protocols are Uniswap v3, Uniswap v4 including FairFlow, PancakeSwap v3, and PancakeSwap Infinity CL.