Ekubo
@EkuboProtocol
Open source permissionless AMM infrastructure
Swap, provide liquidity, and view protocol stats at
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you can LP aapl, tsla, nvda, gme, rddt or intc on robinhood chain today. 23 of ekubo's 25 pools there are paying emissions.
paid in STONX, accruing continuously. lock the STONX and you vote on those pools and collect their swap fees.
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Ekubo is now live on Revert.
Discover pools, create positions, track PnL and fee APR, add/remove liquidity, collect or compound fees, and move ranges—all in one place.
Built for @EkuboProtocol on Ethereum.
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STONX is the token associated with the new MetaDEX on Robinhood Chain.
Liquidity providers earn STONX for depositing capital. STONX stakers decide on and earn pool fees, and all of it is playing out continuously in real time.
Learn more here:
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The best DeFi UI is no UI
Interested in trying the MCP server? Join the Discord at
This 63-call multicall rebalanced our staked STONX in a single transaction, and was constructed by Codex assisted by the Ekubo MCP server
Our MCP server suggests a target allocation based on Robinhood Chain data queried in Dune--also written by Codex. It would be trivial to automate allocation based on different strategies
The best DeFi UI is no UI
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STONX is coming to Robinhood Chain
It combines staking, voting and emissions to improve onchain liquidity and pricing for stock tokens
Initial pool: 333,333 USDG + 333,333 STONX at 1 USDG per STONX, funded by the Ekubo DAO
Which stock tokens need liquidity most? 🧑🌾
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We've been quietly working for the last month to build Ve33, a new extension on top of Ekubo Core enabling permissionless ve(3,3) tokenomics with any token
Read more in our article here:
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It looks like a new MEV bot came online for v3 in the last week, and now Ekubo is providing excellent yield opportunities for stablecoin LPs
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Ekubo is a community-owned AMM built for concentrated liquidity onchain across Ethereum, Starknet, and every other EVM chain.
Ekubo just filed a B-2 Token Transparency Filing with 0 disclosure gaps.
$EKUBO live since mid-2024.
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Spent the past 2 weeks building the best ve(3,3) implementation on EVM
It's an extremely gas efficient extension for @EkuboProtocol, feat. continuous emissions and distribution to in-range LPs and stakers
For new chains, our stack provides the best tools to monetize bar none
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Revenue buybacks on Ethereum went live on Monday. >20k EKUBO has already been repurchased!
Our solution to revenue buybacks is fully automated and permissionless, and can be utilized by any DAO or token
Find information about the EKUBO buybacks here:
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New integration: @BarterDeFi has integrated Ekubo V3.
Barter is a CoWSwap solver that facilitated over 40,000 swaps and $370M in volume through Ekubo V2. Now they're routing through V3.
More solvers routing through Ekubo means better execution for traders and more fees for LPs.
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The Ekubo protocol is safe to use.
Following the recent router approval incident on Ethereum, here is a full update on the situation:
- Our Starknet instance was never affected.
- Our Ethereum deployment is fully mitigated and the app is safe to use.
- LP deposits were never at risk - only users who had previously approved the router were affected.
Going forward, the Ekubo frontend will only support swapping with wallets that support batch transactions, ensuring approvals are spent in the same transaction they're created.
A reimbursement plan for affected users is being discussed and details will be shared once approved by the DAO.
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Since the exploit, our team has been working to protect users. We executed a complex whitehat to prevent further losses from users, up to $284,000.
After the Ekubo Huff Router incident, users with lingering ERC20 approvals to vulnerable deployments could still have been drained later, even with zero balances at the time.
To eliminate this risk without requiring user action, we deployed a rescue contract that neutralized vulnerable allowances and prevented potential future theft of funds currently valued at ~$284k.
The mechanism worked as follows:
- Ekubo Core flash-loaned tokens to the user
- the vulnerable router immediately used the user's allowance to repay the loan
- this exhausted the allowance without requiring user action
Note that this method only works for finite approvals whose amount does not exceed Ekubo Core's balance of that token.
By cancelling all eligible allowances across the three vulnerable mainnet router deployments, we eliminated most of the remaining approval risk:
Source code:
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We have made the huff router source code that was exploited this week available, along with a postmortem on GitHub here:
Please be patient while we work on next steps. We intend to propose a resolution plan to the DAO next week. This is the last tweet.
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Especially revoke approvals to these affected addresses:
Ethereum:
- 0x8ccb1ffd5c2aa6bd926473425dea4c8c15de60fd (V2)
- 0x4f168f17923435c999f5c8565acab52c2218edf2 (V3)
Arbitrum:
- 0xc93c4ad185ca48d66fefe80f906a67ef859fc47d (V3)
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There is an active security incident on Ekubo swap router contract on EVM chains only. Liquidity providers are not affected. Starknet is not affected.
We are investigating the scope of the issue, but to be safe revoke all outstanding approvals:
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DeFi isn’t dead.
Industry leading APRs of up to 15% on stablecoin pairs mean LPs can still outperform TradFi alternatives.
Are your stables sitting idle? Put them to work on Ekubo.
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DeFi should be a public good. Ekubo was built with that in mind - ownerless, permissionless, deployable on any EVM chain by anyone, with no hidden fees.
The most efficient AMM ever created, available to everyone.
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