Job's not finished Relay

you either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself implement credit-based API pricing

Excited to finally ship this. One thing we learned running a cross-chain solver is that we don't like waiting for slow bridge rebalancing. But passive LPs are happy for the chance to earn yield above the Aave rate. It's a payday loan for solvers!

Base team out there building useful tools for real businesses when they could be designing the 13th cross chain intent standard 😡

One day Jimmy, we'll be in the "upper crust of speculative grade"

Does this make Hubspot an L0 for hosting the Circle chain whitepaper? 6778953.fs1.hubspotusercontent-na1.net/hubfs/6778953/…

relay (dot) link Relay has become my frontend of choice for bridging (multichain swapping too) and single chain swapping. I've found it to be fast, cheap, and comprehensive at covering the chains I need to use.

New Computer Setup, Step 1: "onchain" -> Add to dictionary

When we started Relay 18 months ago, we didn’t have a grand master plan. We just knew that bridging was too damn slow and expensive. And so we set out to fix it. But along the way, the vision has become clearer. It’s more than just cost and speed. It’s global availability, on

was not aware that BuilderNet was nearly 50% of blocks. cool!

For every life situation, there’s a Seinfeld episode For every parenting situation, there’s a Bluey episode For every startup situation, there’s a Jon Wu tweet

In recent weeks, we’ve seen a big uptick of claims that “Relay is hacked”. Obviously, this is something that we take very seriously, and have been investigating. TLDR: there’s no evidence to suggest an issue with Relay. But there absolutely is an epidemic with compromised

Dear wallets: ain't nobody but scammers sending 0.0003 USDC.

Brutal haha

Relay is 1.5% of Ethereum: - 0.9% of all outbound txs sent by our solver - 0.6% additional inbound txs / swaps Relay related