Ram | Router

Top 5 infra projects in crypto: 1. Chainlink $LINK (oracles) 2. Near $NEAR (intents) 3. Gnosis $GNO (onchain tooling) 4. Celestia $TIA (modular data availability) 5. Router $ROUTE (cross-chain liquidity)

The Unstoppables. A worthy heir to the Invincibles. Let us all find our inner Gunner. COYG. 🔴⚪

To celebrate our partnership with @build_on_bob, frontend fees are now removed on all BOB-supported BTC routes for the next 3 months. Try it now: app.routerprotocol.com

The industry keeps selling the dream of a “multi-chain future.” But every new bridge exploit proves the same thing: ❌ bridges are still one of the biggest attack surfaces in crypto. The recent Kelp DAO exploit wasn’t just an operational mistake. It exposed something deeper: Even “institutional-grade” cross-chain infrastructure is still fragile. That’s exactly why @routerprotocol $ROUTE new direction with OGA matters. Instead of treating interoperability as: “move assets from A to B through another fragile bridge” OGA rethinks the execution layer itself. Bridges, DEXs, solvers, liquidity venues → all become programmable nodes inside one execution graph. Meaning: * dynamic route optimization * isolated failures (one broken route doesn’t nuke the whole execution) * real-time solver reputation * programmable liquidity orchestration * lower dependency on single points of failure This is a fundamentally different architecture from the old “bridge everything” model. And now combine that with: * AI-agent execution via MCP * SDK integrations * on-ramp abstraction * B2B infrastructure expansion * Route App as the first execution layer showcase Router isn’t trying to become: “another bridge.” It’s trying to become: the execution fabric underneath cross-chain finance. That’s the direction the industry eventually needs if: * institutions move on-chain * AI agents become users * multi-chain complexity keeps growing Because real adoption won’t happen through fragile patchwork infrastructure. It happens when cross-chain interactions become: ✅ abstracted ✅ reliable ✅ programmable ✅ invisible to the user And that’s the thesis behind OGA + Router. At ~600k marketcap, the market still barely notices what’s being built here.

Big upgrade for our Bitcoin routing. BOB Gateway (@build_on_bob) is now integrated into Router's OGA! Native BTC routes are now live, giving users and partners access to some of the best BTC <-> wBTC and stablecoin routes across 11+ chains. Gets even better ↓

BOB Gateway is now integrated into @RouterProtocol. Native BTC routes are live and Router's users and partner apps have access to the best native BTC ↔ wBTC and stablecoin routes across 11+ chains. To celebrate, frontend fees are waived on all BOB-supported BTC routes on Router for the next 3 months. Try it now: app.routerprotocol.com

Genuine question for prediction markets peeps - what's actually valuable to you: A) Live alerts when CT narrative diverges from market price B) Smart money wallet tracking - who's winning and what they're positioned on C) Early narrative scouting before the market even exists Asking before building something. Replies > likes here.

@Tristan0x Didn’t they also have Anthropic exposure? And they completely scammed account holders as well by calculating btc at 15k and settling in cash. There has to be a class action law suit somewhere here

FTX liquidators might just be the worst to ever do it

There's a shift happening. Agents don't just analyze anymore. They execute. Introducing Router MCP: AI agents can now trade across chains and find the best routes in real time. For years, everything onchain relied on users handling the complexity. Now agents take over.

@dabit3 @xai @openclaw How much mileage does the free tier give you?

I've been using the @xai API a lot lately and it is surprisingly amazing. I've been building my own curated feeds and generating daily reports sent every morning by pairing it with @openclaw . Right now most people only use "For You" and "Following" feeds, but there are so many interesting feeds you can build yourself that will surface posts that don't usually get shown to you. One that's been helpful for me is my morning briefing for what's been happening in the AI world while I was asleep. A few others I've tried that are cool: - Emerging voices radar - this one has worked surpisingly well, it finds new accounts gaining credibility in topics I'm interested in before they're widely discovered - What changed overnight diff - summary of how narratives shifted while i slept - Expert-only filter - a feed that separates genuine domain expertise from performative commentary - Contrarian signal feed - posts where credible people are disagreeing with the crowd consensus - Blind spot report identifies important conversations happening in my industry (AI) that my current network isn't showing me (this also has worked surprisingly well) - Research rabbit hole generator - pas it a question I'm exploring and I get a high quality feed of the most relevant posts, papers, and threads across X If you use your imagination there are an infinite number of ways you can use this, and it "just works" If you, like me, believe that @X is by far where breaking news and information shows up first, I've found the @xai API essentially supercharges that experience, and clean interfaces like OpenClaw make it much more usable, flexible, and accessible

Epic @toly but jokes apart let us hope the fragile ceasefire holds

@drpeepee @toly LFG. A bit of locking the stable doors after the horses have bolted tbf but hey we’ll take any win small or big. Sign of the times

they're calling it the first piece of merch with utility who wants one?

@stacy_muur Tis the Jeet Premium

Countries with the highest crypto tax rate India: 31% Bangladesh: 35% Ethiopia: 35% Iraq: 35% Pakistan: 35% Nepal: 36% Norway: 37.84% Morocco: 38% New Zealand: 39% Iran: 40% Venezuela: 40% Zimbabwe: 40% Denmark: 45% Japan: 45% Algeria: 50% China: 50% What do you notice?

@StarPlatinum_ Today - still in New Zealand - still fighting extradition - still fat

Be Kim Dotcom - born Kim Schmitz in Germany - hacker in the 90s, fraud charges 2005: launches Megaupload simple idea → upload files, share links, get paid - builds a system called “Mega Rewards” - users upload movies, music, software - more downloads = more money - top uploaders making up to $4,000/month - some over $100,000 platform explodes - 150 million users - 50 million daily visits ~4% of all internet traffic - generates $175M in revenue - causes over $500M in damage (according to DOJ) January 2012 - FBI shuts it down - 80+ armed officers raid his mansion in New Zealand - arrested on charges of money laundering and copyright infringement - faces decades in prison if extradited - spends the next 14 years fighting it - courts approve extradition multiple times - still not sent to the US - continues appealing in 2026 - launches Mega in 2013 - encrypted version of Megaupload - leaves the company in 2015 •later calls it unsafe then he pivots to crypto 2016: launches Bitcache - promises micropayments for content - raises ~$5M from investors - never really works - gets liquidated in 2023 ~$22M wiped out - investors lose everything 2021 → 2026 - becomes loud supporter of Bitcoin Cash - claims BCH is the “real Bitcoin” - predicts collapse of US markets - says gold and BCH will win Today - still in New Zealand - still fighting extradition

@inmortalcrypto It’s 2020, it was actually early and you were actually young.

The class of 2024 doesn’t know how to win in crypto There are a few reasons, but one of the biggest problems is they don’t know who they are trading against Orderbooks are not the same as in 2020, the difference is abysmal In 2020 or earlier, it was you vs another guy with similar knowledge / capital Today, in 2026, institutions and TradFi traders are present on our orderbooks, and this is not bad, but you need to understand who they are and how they play Crypto is not a trench anymore, and if you want to win in crypto you must do this: Adapt Players from other markets are here, learn how they trade Don’t stick only to crypto, learn to play in their markets TradFi perpetual futures surpassed 153B in volume with 114M trades on Binance Their growth is almost parabolic, remember it was launched in January There is real interest in 24/7 markets and crypto is the only place they can do this, and of course they are choosing Binance, just look at the numbers. Gold and Silver dominate TradFi perps volume Daily volumes hit 3.77B for GOLD and 3.75b for SILVER on March 3. Gold captures 25-65% of tradfi perps volume, with silver sometimes exceeding 70% This is what they are trading. On our exchanges. (Mostly on Binance) Now you are thinking “It’s ok, they are just trading tradfi”, No. They came to trade tradfi perps, but they will slowly rotate to crypto, because it is on the same exchange. Again, this is not bad. It means more players and more markets for you. Learn how they trade, and learn to trade their markets. It’s 2026, it’s early and you are young. ADAPT.

@COWBS most DeFi apps are not decentralized too

Most of the people with a 401K don't have $401K

@CryptoHayes “HYPE fam, I need a new PFP to reflect my dedication to ecosystem. Give me some suggestions.”

$HYPE fam, I need a new PFP to reflect my dedication to ecosystem. Give me some suggestions.

i build a prediction market with leverage, @blinqfi and we’re hiring

Hyperliquid isn’t a decentralized crypto exchange it’s just a decentralized exchange

@retiredchaddev Gen Z starts from 2001

Earliest gen Z will already be 30 years old next year. Let that sink in.