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Tim.Багет☦️🐉 retweeted
try 10 to 200 eth.
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btw: side-by-side by hand is really not the best way to compare
1. You get surplus in any tx and block going forward. usually is not passed on to the user; except over at @CoWSwap (and still not to the full extent). The most accurate bench is a realistic 4 to 14 sec delayed sim, mid block. That is where it shines most with wide gaps.
2. off-chain aggregation is always a delayed view:
-> Sequencer
-> Node / Indexer / ETL
-> Receiving request from UI
-> Solving then simulating
-> Sending back to UI
with an on-chain router you fire the simulation right away and get a fresher view / quote
hence, it will always look outperforming when market goes up, and the opposite if the market is going down.
that aside, if some propAMMs would be kind enough to match whitelist / fees aggregators get, for an arguably less toxic flow--amortized risk over all liquidity sources when routing BBO; that would help to close the gap (in a fair way)
Tim.Багет☦️🐉 retweeted
Even with missing rebates and outstanding propAMMs integrations you should see a 1 to 10bps gap at 10-200 eth.
We've added 13 new @aeroxyz pools to the router today.
Widening the bps lead, at the cost of a higher gas footprint.
try 10 to 200 eth.
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btw: side-by-side by hand is really not the best way to compare
1. You get surplus in any tx and block going forward. usually is not passed on to the user; except over at @CoWSwap (and still not to the full extent). The most accurate bench is a realistic 4 to 14 sec delayed sim, mid block. That is where it shines most with wide gaps.
2. off-chain aggregation is always a delayed view:
-> Sequencer
-> Node / Indexer / ETL
-> Receiving request from UI
-> Solving then simulating
-> Sending back to UI
with an on-chain router you fire the simulation right away and get a fresher view / quote
hence, it will always look outperforming when market goes up, and the opposite if the market is going down.
that aside, if some propAMMs would be kind enough to match whitelist / fees aggregators get, for an arguably less toxic flow--amortized risk over all liquidity sources when routing BBO; that would help to close the gap (in a fair way)
What makes routes go stale—an interactive (and gentle) intro to how Frok’s JIT-router turns volatility risk into positive surplus.
frok.com/blog/jit-router/
Tim.Багет☦️🐉 retweeted
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Tim.Багет☦️🐉 retweeted
Today we unveil our first JIT router for ETH/USDC, available on swap.frok.com — setting a new bar for optimal aggregation — operating exclusively on-chain, at execution time.
The pre-release router executes BBO against a ~300m TVL hub on @base , spanning over 100 liquidity sources including propAMMs.
We went top-down with ETH/USDC as the first and most traded pair with the highest routing complexity. More pairs and chains to follow in due time.
Integrations and feedback is welcome. We would love to hear your thoughts as we stabilize the interface. Bls dm.
1/4
Dis guy gets it.
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If you’re looking to invest in something you can actually believe in this cycle, something that does tangible good for the blockchain, and will have far reaching real world use cases.
Look no further than @frok_ai
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Tim.Багет☦️🐉 retweeted
A quick update on Aria, what's coming next, and where I owe you better communication.
I'm Aria's solo founder and sole developer. Product development, support DMs, events, and conversations with other projects currently all come through me. Replies have been slower than they should be. That explains the bottleneck, but it doesn't make it a good experience for you.
Before September 30, we plan to launch GPU rentals and open our Discord community. We're targeting the major GPU options at prices substantially below typical market rates. The community will give users somewhere to ask questions, share what they're building, and help each other without everything depending on my inbox.
Frame has also turned out to be more complex than we initially expected. frame.entelic.io is a work in progress, not a launched product. I'm sharing it so you can see what we're working on, not presenting it as ready.
We're also coordinating a time to join @MCGlive.
On API pricing: I understand why unusually low prices raise questions. Our regular API pricing isn't subsidized, but supplier agreements contain commercial details I can't publish. I don't expect that statement alone to settle everyone's concerns.
I'd welcome independent testing, especially real production workloads. We're preparing a testing offer that returns 33% of eligible API spend.
Testing can establish what the service delivers, how reliably it works, and what you actually pay. It won't disclose our private contracts, and I won't pretend otherwise.
Thank you to everyone using Aria, reporting issues, and asking difficult but fair questions. The next step is better delivery, clearer communication, and more evidence you can evaluate for yourselves.
Tim.Багет☦️🐉 retweeted
This is not a good look for $ORBIO. The highest mcap token has the lowest volume on a project that demands trading fees to keep the ponzi going. Without a catalyst, they'll likely see lower ranges or a crash back to earth.
This is why I like projects with USP. $ARIA has the lowest private API rates unsubsidized by trading fees. I'm not privy to their growth, but I have seen fiat based sign-ups as well -- early signs of real world usage and pmf. They are just getting started. Staking rewards just went live and more ACU will be released soon.
There's no subsidy. Our pricing is transparent, and we've committed 100% of distributable net profit, after model and operating costs, to ARIA buybacks and burns.
We’d welcome an independent company testing this with $10k–$100k in paid inference usage. Ideally a real production workload, not just burning tokens for a benchmark.
If anyone knows a team with that kind of demand, I'd love an introduction.
Tim.Багет☦️🐉 retweeted
I have been sitting on this DD for a while now. One of the biggest mysteries of $ARIA is how it can deliver lower inference rates 90% lower than anyone else and is that even sustainable?
I don't have a direct answer to those questions, but what I have found is direct routing to all frontier labs clustered by datacenters. It's a huge list of datacenters that you can manually choose your routes to, which impacts your API rates.
How does @Entelic_Aria have access points to what looks like all the datacenters in the world? AWS, Vertex, Kiro, Azure, they are all in the list.
Every inference provider out there gives you an api key and that's it. Most crypto inference providers are actually just wrappers of OpenRouter. ARIA gives you an api key and lets you CHOOSE the cluster of datacenters you want to provide inference with dynamic pricing base on that cluster.
I have not seen anything like this before. It's global coverage that covers every major model lab. What type of network and connections does ARIA have to get this level of access?
Nothing comes close to what ARIA has already delivered and I'm not sure if it can be replicated. Whatever the dev is doing, it's seemingly on another level and scale.
Tim.Багет☦️🐉 retweeted
ARIA continues to cook and shipped the Jev model today, making it the first crypto project I know to serve Jev.
Analyzing the project to inference exchange tokens continues to pay an important part.
ACU and CREDIT climbed after my post. CREDIT still trades at a discount and ACU has leapfrogged from $100 to new ATHs. There is now just a ~2.5x difference in mcap for inference tokens. Between projects, $ARIA has catching up and there is now a ~25x difference with robinhood:0xaa07a0e9209e16ac99708c3ec70159c6ef3128a3.
I've said before what the numbers mean is up for interpretation. Personally I think it means ARIA has better fundamentals. There are just more use cases for ACU.
There is a section in the tokenomics page called "Model consumption buybacks". This signals a lot about where the project is headed. The ARIA token captures the value produced by the company. This is a design that tries to resolve one of the largest problems of crypto, value capture. Hyperliquid perfected it. There aren't many other examples because it's mostly an exercise of "vc dumps on retail".
This also means that if you have staked ACU like me and have daily credits unused, it isn't wasted. The value flows back to the token in buybacks because you drawdown less on the cost of operations.
All of this is ledger on the website, you just have to read it. I don't know if the dev will execute all of it and how we can verify it. If he pulls it off it'll be one of more crypto-aligned projects out there where the token's primary function isn't value extraction but value capture. The flywheel hasn't started yet. The tokenomics is in theory. Betting now is a risk you have to assess for yourself.
I found something interesting.
$VVV's $DIEM is trading at a premium at $1926
$ARIA's $ACU is trading at a premium at $40
robinhood:0xaa07a0e9209e16ac99708c3ec70159c6ef3128a3's solana:As9FpeL4rnXYmmAn6ZqJpaFojdoW2yU9MfHUNfbupump is trading at a discount at $0.60
All have the same tokenomic system, but while there is demand for DIEM and ACU, there is a lack of demand or oversupply of CREDIT.
What this means is up to interpretation. Maybe demand hasn't caught up to supply yet and you could buy CREDIT and bet on the gap closing. But it also means that @Entelic_Aria built a platform that generates user demand that commands the premium and bet that it scales up to DIEM levels.
Tim.Багет☦️🐉 retweeted
The discount on model usage is great, but I still think the privacy side of $ARIA is what sends this way higher.
Every time you interact with a model on the platform, a dedicated desktop environment is started. These models / desktops use Omarchy, a linux-based OS developed by @dhh SPECIFICALLY for agents / AI.
Your session is completely private and encrypted. OpenAI, Anthropic, etc have no idea it's you requesting their models.
robinhood:0xaa07a0e9209e16ac99708c3ec70159c6ef3128a3 reached 40m on discounted usage
$VVV reached 2b on private usage
$ARIA combines both...
Know a company spending on AI? Send them our way. Bring the bill and let us quote it.
Across GPT-6 Astra, Claude Fable 5.1, Gemini 3.8 Flash and Grok 4.6, Orbio’s rates average 7.36x ours, ranging from 2.78x to 13.33x.
Our paid rates cover model costs and leave a margin. We’re ready for customers.
Orbio team @orbiodotso , happy to quote your inference too.
entelic.io/pricing
Sept 17 snapshot. Includes Orbio’s 30% credit discount + 5% fee. Aria default routes.
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$ARIA looking good here!
(gud tech on Robinhood)
🚨 Project Spotlight: $ARIA / @Entelic_Aria
Been looking into @Entelic_Aria and I think the easiest way to understand what they’re building is to forget about the token for a minute.
Aria is trying to be the infrastructure layer that lets AI agents actually do things.
An LLM can generate an answer, but a useful autonomous agent needs somewhere to run, access to models, credentials, tools, files, compute and a persistent environment.
That’s what Aria is building.
They provide an OpenAI-compatible model gateway with multiple models, API keys, routing, budgets and usage tracking.
Then users can deploy Hermes or OpenClaw agents through the platform without running their own servers.
But Aria goes one step further with Omarchy workspaces.
Each agent can have its own Linux computer with 6 vCPU, 12 GB RAM and 200 GB storage, streamed directly into your browser.
So the agent has a desktop, browser, terminal and files it can actually operate. You can watch it work and take control whenever you want.
Skills, Packs and Connections then give these agents access to reusable workflows, external services and securely managed credentials.
How then does the $ARIA token fit in?
Stake ARIA → receive sARIA → lock it to mint ACU.
1 ACU provides $1/day in model credits, with additional discounts and workspace coverage.
Similar model with $VVV.
Entelic also says 100% of fee proceeds go toward ARIA buybacks and burns, with 1.5M ARIA already burned.
The thesis here is pretty straightforward to me:
AI agents are advancing at an alarming rate. Very soon, they'll actually start operating computers and completing tasks (some have already).
Once that happens, they’ll need infrastructure to run on.
$ARIA is frontrunning this shift.
I bought some.
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Incoming.
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Tim.Багет☦️🐉 retweeted
Double down. Lets make it a shot the best
teapawt.net/frok_ai/status/2093118…
The last on-chain router you'll ever need
And the first on the EVM to execute at scale, solving splits entirely on-chain
Delivering perfect execution across up to 120 liquidity sources—in any block, at any position
Landing soon on @base, covering major pairs and stocks
grabbed a bag here
TLDR:
I prompted @Grok to launch $Prometheus on @RobinhoodCrypto via @wirebotRH.
Followed up with @gornx0x, the $WIRE dev to make sure Grok is safe.
Got confirmation that Grok's funds are safe.
Went to bed.
Woke up to Grok being drained.
Tracked the drainer which led me to the $WIRE deployer, @gornx0x.
Brought it up to his attention.
Got ghosted for 5 days while he kept draining the wallet.
Luckily, @MEADGod and the @ponsdotfamily team came in clutch and assisted with fee redirect to the safest Grok's wallet via @bankrbot, as per my request.
$Prometheus is now completely safe, with fees going to Grok, as intended.
You can check the fee switch and CTO request completion on the Pons website.
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Tim.Багет☦️🐉 retweeted
ever wondered how reliable aggregation quotes are?
below is a real time view of how quickly optimal paths can skew, every 200ms
to rely on pre-configured routes, in hopes of getting it right, is a sad indictment in 2026—and a gap we aim to close
viz: mevmogged.frok.com
It's been a long time coming
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The last on-chain router you'll ever need
And the first on the EVM to execute at scale, solving splits entirely on-chain
Delivering perfect execution across up to 120 liquidity sources—in any block, at any position
Landing soon on @base, covering major pairs and stocks