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every router will inevitably have 0 bps taker fees
rift leading the charge here
rift leading the charge here
Following the passage of CIP-90, CoW Protocol volume fees on correlated token pairs, RWAs, and tokenized stocks have been moved from 0.3 bps to 0.0 bps.View quoted post on X
As always, up-to-date information on all CoW DAO fee policies can be found in our docs, here: docs.cow.fi/governance/fees 🐮
APIs are the original agents
we’ve built for this world - do anything onchain with a single api
we’ve built for this world - do anything onchain with a single api
I came to the conclusion that most SaaS should become an MCP server.View quoted post on X
we’re getting the economics of AI software backwards. A lot of AI startups are building their own chat interfaces, agents, and workflows, essentially reselling tokens from the big labs at low to negative gross margins.
What if SaaS companies did the opposite?
Take HR software. Instead of building an AI assistant, become the best MCP server for HR. Expose tools to:
- Benchmark salaries against proprietary market data
- Run compensation reviews and calculate pay equity
- Model salary increases against a department’s budget
- Recommend promotions based on company policies
- Update employee compensation in the HRIS
- Manage approvals, permissions, and audit trails
Let ChatGPT, Claude, or Copilot handle the conversation, reasoning, and orchestration. Let the customer pay for the tokens.
The SaaS company keeps the valuable stuff: proprietary data, integrations, business logic, permissions, compliance, and the system of record.
You still charge a SaaS subscription, but you’re no longer paying to generate every answer. You can ship faster, with fewer engineers, and potentially restore software-like gross margins.
The next generation of SaaS might not have much of a UI at all. Just an incredibly good MCP server.