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Tomorrow cipherlabsx.com/ gets a new look 👀
Every Cipher product in one place, and you’ll see at a glance what’s live, what’s in dev and what’s coming next.
Nov 4 · 17:00 CET
Hallvor | cipher/acc retweeted
We went quiet for a while, but we didn't stop.
New logo. New name. Same job.
A letter became a shape: six bars, simple and recognisable. Just like Cipher.
Cipherlabsx is now Cipher.
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Introducing Lyra Systems.
Project Lyra grew up: we build non-custodial liquidity software on Solana. Each depositor holds their own on-chain vault — withdrawable at any time, strategy running as transparent, rules-based code.
We work by introduction.
Hallvor | cipher/acc retweeted
Been quiet.
What's coming needed proof before promises, so we built the proof first.
locked in.
Hallvor | cipher/acc retweeted
Proof of Cipher frontend is coming together.
AI safety scanner + .cipher domain registration in one interface. Both reading from on-chain data on Solana devnet.
The verdict: SAFE, WARN, or BLOCKED, gets anchored as a Merkle root. Not an API. Not a database. An immutable on-chain record.
23 tests passing across both programs.
Hallvor | cipher/acc retweeted
Is this safe to click?
Soon you won't have to guess.
On-chain safety verdicts.
Proof of Cipher.
Coming soon.
Hallvor | cipher/acc retweeted
Jupiter integration update.
We are actively working with the Jupiter team to bring Orbit Finance into their routing engine.
What this means: every app built on Jupiter: @phantom, @birdeye_so, @dexscreener, @solflare, and hundreds more would automatically route swaps through Orbit Finance pools when we offer the best price.
One integration. Instant access to 93.6% of Solana's aggregated swap volume.
More updates soon.
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most DEXs spread your money across every possible price.
99% of it just sits there doing nothing wasting possible profits.
But did you know @CipherLabsx uses a DLMM your capital only sits where trades actually happen.
result: 10/100x more fees per dollar compared to a normal AMM.
and the LP fees don't pile up in a separate account.
they compound directly back into your bins with every swap. no claiming, no manual redepositing.
want fully passive yield? stake $CIPHER instead, weekly USDC, nothing to manage.
Questions? Lmk!
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the problem with concentrated LP: when price moves out of your range, you stop earning...
@CipherLabsx has native ALM built in (Automated Liquidity Management.)
you pick a strategy (conservative, aggressive, skewed bullish/bearish) and the protocol handles the rebalancing when price drifts.
no bots to run. no dashboards to babysit. just set your strategy and let it do its thing.🤓🤓
Hallvor | cipher/acc retweeted
Think of a DLMM like a vending machine.
You stock the shelves with your tokens at the prices you choose. Every time someone buys from your price range, you earn a fee. Automatically. 24/7.
The people stocking bins right now are earning from every single swap while everyone else just holds and hopes.
Same tokens. One strategy earns. The other waits.
This is how concentrated liquidity works on Orbit Finance. Built on @solana. Aggregator routing coming soon through @JupiterExchange.
Which shelf are you on?
Hallvor | cipher/acc retweeted
Most people in crypto are focused on one thing:
Price.
But there’s another layer most are missing.
Every trade generates fees.
Always.
You just don’t see where it goes.
In most systems:
→ LPs earn
→ protocols earn
→ users… usually don’t
DLMM changed that.
It made liquidity more efficient.
Instead of spreading capital everywhere,
you place it where trading actually happens.
More efficiency = more fees.
But here’s the catch:
Most DLMMs stop there.
They optimize liquidity…
but don’t rethink who captures the value.
That’s where $Cipher is trying something different.
Instead of just LPs earning,
Cipher introduces a protocol-level fee layer.
Every trade:
→ generates fees
→ part of it flows back to the system
→ and to token holders
So value is not only for active LPs.
It can also flow to:
→ stakers
→ long-term holders
→ the ecosystem itself
That’s a big shift.
From:
“provide liquidity or earn nothing”
to:
“own a piece of the activity”
It turns the model into something closer to:
a cashflow system, not just a trading tool.
And that’s the real question:
Not just
“will price go up?”
But
“will this generate volume?”
Because if volume comes,
everything else follows.
Worth watching closely. Coming soon!
cipherlabsx.com
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Excited to announce that we're going all-in on @colosseum Frontier with @cipherlabsx.
No part-time energy.
No red flags.
Just a focused team executing relentlessly.
Expect daily updates from now on. Building in public.
If you are lucky enough to read this, look into and study this shit. @CipherLabsx When their Orbit Finance DLMM is out and used, and takes ONLY the volume from Meteora, you will get 6 figs a month from fee rewards from staking less than 1% of the supply. Basically you can buy for 4 figs now and enjoy 6 figs a month. If you dont even look into this, and scroll past, or buy it then sell quickly because there is no volume yet, it’s on you.
I will not put the ca here, you should always study before buying.
Hallvor | cipher/acc retweeted
Built form the ground up line by line, Orbit Finance DLMM has had its latest tests and is coming to Solana for everyone to use.
Stay tuned! @CipherLabsx
ps: we got light mode, but no-one uses that anyways [its still available]
Hallvor | cipher/acc retweeted
From all of us at @CipherLabsx, we wish you a Merry Christmas filled with joy, security, and endless possibilities in Web3!
As we protect your self-custody wallets year-round, may this season bring you peace and prosperity.
Here's to earning, participating, and thriving with our ecosystem in 2026!
Hallvor | cipher/acc retweeted
People will keep buying VC funded farm coins, they will keep buying ICO coins with a 1B valuation. They will keep buying coins shilled by known farmers and ruggers, they will keep buying vibecoded slop because:
1. The average hold time is 72 seconds
2. If someone's 0.1 sol isn't worth 100x the next hour its the fault of the developer
3. Dopamine
4. Marketing > actual dedicated devs
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I'll be shilling Cipher against all these, it is being developed as our native ecosystem token with real long-term incentives to keep holding. Bear or Bull doesn't matter, security and privacy are not a meta and will ALWAYS be important and people will always need them.
I believe in what we are developing @CipherLabsx, we choose the long and hard but sustainable growth road.
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