Squid Router co-founder Fig on how a cross-chain swap actually settles: why Squid moved from routing through DEXes and bridges to intents, how a market-maker auction fills an ETH to Solana swap in seconds, and why Squid Intents runs that logic in TEEs instead of smart contracts.

Also covered: why new blockchains keep launching, whether Ethereum's push back to L1 changes that, Squid's multichain wallet app built around tokenized stocks and RWAs, and how the $QUID token is meant to accrue revenue through buybacks and staking. Per Fig, the Legion and Kraken sale drew about $26.5M in commitments for a $2.25M raise in three days.

00:00 Intro: Fig, co-founder of Squid Router

02:06 Why Squid was built: multichain UX in DeFi

04:43 Moving to a new chain in one click, gas included

06:38 Why new blockchains keep launching

07:45 Is Ethereum pulling everything back to L1?

10:47 Crypto router vs crypto bridge

13:15 How intents work: an ETH to Solana swap filled by a market-maker auction

16:22 TEEs explained: how Squid Intents uses confidential compute

21:38 Are TEEs safer than smart contracts?

24:02 What happens if the TEE hardware is compromised

27:01 Squid's consumer app: a multichain wallet

29:24 Tokenized stocks and RWAs as the killer use case

31:11 $QUID token: Legion and Kraken sale, buybacks, staking

34:03 For builders: Squid API, SDK and widgets

35:00 Wrap-up

Squid: https://squidrouter.com · https://squid.inc · https://x.com/squidrouter

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dOrg: https://www.dorg.tech · https://x.com/dOrg_tech

#SquidRouter #CrossChain #DeFi

Can you put a floor under a portfolio of tokenized stocks? Yas from MoonUp explains how, and why that floor behaves differently onchain than it does in traditional finance.

MoonUp is a wealth management layer for tokenized markets: thematic baskets of stocks, ETFs and commodities, with a protection layer on top that lets you set how much you are willing to lose before you ever buy in.

In this episode:

- Why MoonUp barely says the word crypto, and why the backend is still fully onchain on Solana.

- How CPPI (constant proportion portfolio insurance) decides to leverage up or down, and why the algorithm starts deleveraging before you hit your floor rather than at it.

- Where AI ends and deterministic rules begin. Fundamentals drive the allocation; LLMs parse unstructured news. Yas is direct about why he will not hand an agent control of the basket.

- Why continuous monitoring changes the mechanism. In traditional finance a CPPI strategy checks the market once to three times a day. Onchain it checks every few minutes, with a deviation threshold so it is not bleeding into fees.

- How dividends work on a tokenized stock, what the 30 percent US withholding tax actually applies to, and why none of that is blockchain specific.

- Who covers liquidity when the underlying market is closed, and what happens as NASDAQ moves toward 24/5.

- What it takes for a neobank or a DeFi app to integrate the protection layer through a single API, and what vaults change about that.

Where to find MoonUp:

MoonUp Website: getmoonup.com

X: @getMoonUp

Yas: @Yas_MoonUp

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In 2026, compromised keys overtook smart contract bugs as the leading cause of DeFi losses, the first time that has happened on record. This episode is about what that changes for teams shipping onchain.

Andrés runs security at Hashlock. He joins dOrg Hot Seat to walk through what a smart contract audit does and doesn't cover, why one exploit rarely stays contained to a single protocol, and the attack surface almost nobody prices in: private keys left behind in repositories that later go public. He watched that one mistake cost around $1M, then watched it happen again.

We also get into the three questions he says every audit should answer, what a human reviewer adds that automated tooling can't, where an auditor's responsibility ends, and his unfiltered take on vendors selling AI security.

Hashlock's free AI audit tool (Solidity + Solana Rust): aiaudit.hashlock.com

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