Ophis Blog
Writing for the agent era
Intent-based, MEV-protected swaps, and how to build on them. Notes on AI agents, rebates, and multi-chain DeFi.
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Swap and Win: Every Ophis Ticket Earns a Reward
Make a qualifying Ophis swap of at least $100 and receive a winning ticket worth $1 or $10 in USDG. One ticket per wallet while rewards remain.
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Ophis moves to solver-aligned pricing
A 1 bp base and capped price-improvement capture on Ophis-operated chains aligns protocol revenue with execution quality.
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Ophis on Robinhood Chain: gasless, MEV-protected stock-token swaps
Ophis runs a sovereign deployment on Robinhood Chain (chain 4663): its own GPv2Settlement, orderbook, and solver lanes, with chain-aware pricing.
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How to swap on Unichain: gasless and MEV-protected
Step-by-step guide to swapping on Unichain with Ophis: connect a wallet, sign an EIP-712 order, and settle it in a MEV-protected batch.
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Swap on Optimism: MEV-protected DEX aggregator + rebates
How to swap on Optimism with Ophis: intent orders, MEV-protected batch settlement, and solver-aligned pricing.
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AI agent token swaps with GOAT or Coinbase AgentKit
Wire a swap tool into a GOAT SDK or Coinbase AgentKit agent with Ophis: bounded orders, pinned receiver, capped slippage, gasless MEV-protected settlement.
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Ophis vs CoW Swap: what a CoW Protocol fork changes
Ophis is a CoW Protocol fork with batch auctions, an agent stack, and solver-aligned sovereign pricing on Optimism, Unichain, and Robinhood Chain.
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Gasless token swaps: how intent-based trading removes gas
Sign an off-chain EIP-712 order and a solver executes it on-chain, paying the gas. The fee comes out of the trade itself, so you can swap with zero ETH.
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MEV-protected swaps: how batch auctions stop sandwich attacks
Sandwich attacks need a visible pending transaction and control over ordering. Batch auctions with a uniform clearing price remove both. Here is the mechanism.
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How to let an AI agent swap tokens: safely, and MEV-protected
Agents can already pay. Swapping is the harder, riskier half. Here is how to give an AI agent the ability to swap tokens through Ophis (via an MCP server, the Intent API, or the SDK), with the safety rails (bounded orders, a pinned receiver, MEV-protected settlement) that stop an autonomous signer from draining itself.
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