The stablecoin network that makes money programmable across every major blockchain. Backed by @a16zfrontier, @FoundersFund, @PanteraCapital.
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Sauce SDK lets your coding agent write onchain actions as programs. It automates swaps, deposits, and other DeFi actions together, checks each result along the way, and runs the whole sequence in one transaction.
The new tutorial from @SlavaOnChain shows how, using a swap into a lending deposit as the example:
✅ Plan: the agent compares options and picks the route that nets the most after fees.
✅ Compile: it turns the plan into SauceScript with your limits and deadline built in.
✅ Test: it runs a test to shows exactly what would happen before anything goes live.
✅ Run: every step executes atomically, and each one can use what the step before it actually returned.
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Top 10 stablecoin transfers by asset and chain, past 24 hours:
↳ ethereum:0xdac17f958d2ee523a2206206994597c13d831ec7 $28.7B on Tron, Ethereum, Avalanche, Solana
↳ ethereum:0xa0b86991c6218b36c1d19d4a2e9eb0ce3606eb48 $22.7B on Ethereum, Base, Solana
↳ $DAI $3.0B on Ethereum
↳ ethereum:0xf939e0a03fb07f59a73314e73794be0e57ac1b4e $2.4B on Ethereum
↳ robinhood:0x5d3a1ff2b6bab83b63cd9ad0787074081a52ef34 $2.1B on Robinhood Chain
That’s $58.9B in five different dollars, siloed across six different chains.
USDT by @Tether on @trondao led stablecoin transfer volume growth over the past 24 hours, +$19.4B
USDC by @circle on @ethereum came in second (+$11.4B)
USDC on @base came third at +$5.8B
Data via @tokenterminal
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Robinhood Chain passed $100B in volume on @Uniswap, and half of it had a stablecoin leg.
↳ $50.4B of that volume had a @Paxos-issued $USDG (@global_dollar) leg
↳ The stablecoin share rose from 29% at the $25B mark to 50% at $100B
↳ Since September 1, 59% of volume has had a USDG leg
↳ Cumulative volume went from $25B on Aug 19 to $100B on Oct 26
Data: @Dune
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The market moves between the moment you build a transaction and the moment it lands.
What can you do about that?
Eco CEO @rynesaxe talks Sauce with @lateniteonchain:
Tuesday Market Edition- The Calm before the storm? Live w/Eco, Nearkat and Morrow nitter.siddz.com/i/broadcasts/1nJOLQMvL…
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Is a max slippage setting enough price control to move $10M?
@strao_, Head of Product at Eco, on what Sauce lets you encode instead.
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.@Visa's stablecoin settlement run rate just passed $25B, up 10x from $2.5B a year ago.
↳ $7B by March, $20B by September, $25B now
↳ Settlement support grew from 4 chains to 10
Data: Visa earnings calls & press releases
Proud of our progress as stablecoin settlement crosses $25B of annualized volume but it still feels like day one.
finance.yahoo.com/markets/cr…
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Eco retweeted
Hi @arc Community ,
When @arc announced that @Eco's Sauce SDK is live on Arc, we didn't wait. We got to work right away.
On day one, we integrated Sauce into Trivo. A buy only went through if the price was at or below the limit you set. But we didn't stop there.
On day two, we connected a bot. Now all you do is pick your target price for cirBTC and sign the order, with no gas. When the price hits your level, the Trivo bot executes the buy for you and your Basket is bought automatically. No need to sit in front of the screen.
Your USDC always stays in your own Pot, and you can withdraw it anytime. Price protection is enforced by the transaction itself, not the bot: if the condition isn't met, nothing is sent.
We built it all on Arc mainnet, in Arc Studio.
We loved this system so much that we've decided to bring it to FlowFi too. ))
What should come next: sell limits or laddered buys?
🔗 Try it: trivo-arc.vercel.app
⚙️ Code: github.com/sekuler/trivo-arc
✅ First bot-executed buy onchain: explorer.arc.io/tx/0x8d05df3…
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Visa reported a $25B annualized run rate for stablecoin settlement this week, 10x where it stood a year ago.
Its stablecoin-linked card programs grew 70% to 225+ across 50+ countries. Visa settles on 10 blockchains today, more than double last year.
finance.yahoo.com/markets/cr…
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NYSE owner ICE is partnering with Trade[XYZ] to bring Hyperliquid-powered perps to US traders, pending CFTC approval.
Here’s the scale behind the headline.
$5.74T in perps volume has settled in stablecoins on @HyperliquidX since launch, and $2.17T of it came in 2026.
↳ Cumulative volume passed $5T in July
↳ Stablecoin supply sits at $7.0B, up from $5.2B at the end of March
Eco Routes powers real-time stablecoin transfers into Hyperliquid from every Eco-connected chain, across both HyperEVM and HyperCore.
Data: @Dune
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Your smart contracts are programmable. Why isn’t the transaction?
@strao_, Head of Product at Eco, on the gap Sauce closes.
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A runtime, but for transactions.
ie "Transactions that think."
Early launch partners are using Sauce SDK to do things they fundamentally could not before, speeding up development cycles and giving their onchain money flows failsafe execution. More to say and show soon.
Blockchains and stablecoins promised us programmable money. So far we have smart contracts, but dumb transactions.
Today, Eco is launching the Sauce SDK and Skills to upgrade the transaction itself: turn onchain transactions into programs with guaranteed outcomes, across EVM chains and Solana.
Your logic runs inside the transaction, against live market conditions, and delivers the outcome you defined or reverts entirely.
Built for developers, agents, and enterprises moving money onchain. Live on @Arc, @Base, @Ethereum, and @Solana today (with more to come).
Eco was built to deliver on the promise of programmable money. Sauce takes that mission a big step further by giving you more control, with failsafe execution.
Read more below, or visit eco.com/sauce to get started.
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Eco retweeted
Eco is pitching its new Sauce SDK as guardrails for AI agents: the operator writes the rules into each transaction, and the agent cannot trade or pay outside them. Eco already runs Sauce behind its own Routes API.
unchainedcrypto.com/ecos-new…
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Big news coming from @eco
The Sauce SDK is here
@strao_ and Ryne from Eco came on $LNOC to announce their biggest launch of the year: Sauce, an SDK that opens up Eco's transaction engine
the same one behind the Eco Routes API
so developers can code transactions against it directly.
Institutional grade companies doing institutional grade things
Hear all about 👇
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Arc 🤝 @Eco
Eco’s Sauce SDK is live on Arc and coming soon to Arc Studio.
Build stablecoin flows with:
→ Price limits
→ Minimum amounts
→ Approved destinations
The flow executes only when every condition is met. No custom smart contracts to deploy.
Try Sauce: docs.eco.com/sdk-reference/s…
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Eco retweeted
Eco has opened its Sauce transaction engine to outside developers. A transaction built with the SDK can carry a price limit, a floor on what it must return and a whitelist of destinations, and it fails outright unless all of them hold. Ethereum, Solana and Base are supported at launch.
unchainedcrypto.com/ecos-new…
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Blockchains and stablecoins promised us programmable money. So far we have smart contracts, but dumb transactions.
Today, Eco is launching the Sauce SDK and Skills to upgrade the transaction itself: turn onchain transactions into programs with guaranteed outcomes, across EVM chains and Solana.
Your logic runs inside the transaction, against live market conditions, and delivers the outcome you defined or reverts entirely.
Built for developers, agents, and enterprises moving money onchain. Live on @Arc, @Base, @Ethereum, and @Solana today (with more to come).
Eco was built to deliver on the promise of programmable money. Sauce takes that mission a big step further by giving you more control, with failsafe execution.
Read more below, or visit eco.com/sauce to get started.
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Moving a stablecoin across chains used to mean a fee of several basis points, or a detour through a centralized exchange.
@PrimordialAA, Co-Founder and CEO of LayerZero Labs, on the standard issuers should hold themselves to.
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