We’re thrilled to build Portfolio Manager alongside @1inch. Aqua lets liquidity providers put capital across multiple strategies. Keeping that inventory balanced is the hard part. Portfolio Manager holds your target exposure as price and flow move - no liquidity migration every time the book shifts. Built on Aqua. More soon.

DAOs still run critical ops completely in the open. Hiding token balances isn’t enough. The real challenge is executing business logic on confidential state without moving execution off-chain. We’re using @zama’s FHEVM to build a suite of confidential DAO products. Fully homomorphic encryption allows smart contracts to process private inputs directly on-chain, shielding treasury operations without sacrificing verifiability. If DAOs are going to manage real balance sheets, privacy needs to be native to their architecture. Stay tuned!

cowpy is the Python SDK for @CoWSwap interactions. It gives builders native tools for MEV protected trading, order book management, smart contract execution, subgraph queries, and multi-chain support. Usage across the last six months: • $18M in volume • 27K PyPI downloads • 8.8K orders across 6 chains Get started with: pip install cowdao-cowpy Explore the codebase and documentation: github.com/cowdao-grants/cow…

One of CoW's best features is now available to everyone 🐮 TWAP order discovery on @CoWSwap is powered by the Programmatic Orders API we built and open-sourced to handle programmatic order flows and conditional execution. Great to see core infrastructure we shipped running in production.

Did you know you can run the entire @CoWSwap stack locally offline? Until now, testing autopilot or driver changes meant relying on remote testnets, live RPCs, or mocked assumptions. The CoW Playground Offline Development Mode packages the full environment: • Local Anvil node with deterministic CREATE2 contract deployments • Pre-seeded Uniswap V2 liquidity, test tokens, and periphery contracts • Local CoW Swap UI wired directly to Anvil for end-to-end testing One-command startup. Zero external RPC dependencies. Real settlement execution on local state. Build and test locally: github.com/cowdao-grants/off…

Querying EVM history has always been painful. @typedarray and the @ponder_sh team proposed a real fix at the protocol level with five new JSON-RPC query methods: • eth_queryBlocks • eth_queryLogs • eth_queryTraces • eth_queryTransfers • eth_queryTransactions Instead of dumping raw blocks and stitching state client-side, the spec adds server-side filtering, field projection, and relation joins in a single call. We rely heavily on Ponder across our infrastructure. They’ve consistently pushed EVM indexing forward, and moving these primitives directly into the RPC standard fixes the problem where it actually belongs. Hope to see other EVM chains look closely into this.

Seeing @fomo users getting sandwiched on L2s brings back memories. One of the first things we built for @CoWSwap was the "Have I Been MEV'd?" bot. We built @mevscanner so users could measure how much they lost to MEV bots instead of wondering where their slippage went. Unfortunately, some things in crypto never change: route through batch auctions or keep paying the searcher taxes.

🥉 We scored 3rd place in the @zama developer program with our dark pool! Started with buybacks, now designing production infrastructure for confidential DAO ops: payments, vesting, and treasury execution on FHEVM. xitter.cf/i/status/2074573272033…

Project after project, @CoWSwap trusts us with bigger challenges. Honored to execute BYOS and keep innovating batch auction infrastructure snapshot.org/#/s:cowgrants.e…