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Meet Ramses

Learn who uses Ramses and how its pools work.

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A place to swap tokens

Ramses is a decentralized exchange: people trade tokens through blockchain contracts.

  • Its documented networks are Arbitrum, HyperEVM, Robinhood Chain, and Polygon.
  • Choose a network in Ramses to see its available pools and products.
More detail

Ramses is a decentralized exchange on Arbitrum, HyperEVM, Robinhood Chain and Polygon. Traders swap against assets supplied by liquidity providers. Features differ by deployment.

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A place to swap tokens

Ramses is a decentralized exchange: people trade tokens through blockchain contracts.

  • Its documented networks are Arbitrum, HyperEVM, Robinhood Chain, and Polygon.
  • Choose a network in Ramses to see its available pools and products.

Three jobs in the market

Traders, liquidity providers, and voters play different roles.

  • Traders swap tokens and pay fees.
  • Liquidity providers, or LPs, supply tokens whose value and mix can change.
  • People who stake xRAM can vote to direct rewards to eligible pools.

How pools share fees

The pool type and its current settings determine how liquidity works and where fees go.

  • V2 and V3 are documented on all four networks; DLMM is documented on Robinhood.
  • The fee-only default sends LPs 95% of swap fees and the protocol 5%.
  • The gauged default sends swap fees to voters and token rewards to eligible LPs.

What makes up your result

Your result combines the value of your tokens, income earned, and transaction costs.

  • Token prices change the value of your position as trading happens.
  • Your chosen price range determines when concentrated liquidity is active.

Choose your next step

Start with the guide that matches what you want to do.

  • For swaps, read the wallet and quote guide. For liquidity, try the range lab.
  • For RAM products, use the token map to choose how you want to participate.
  • For a team project, use the partner brief to plan a small trial.

Robinhood revenue buys RAM

Since October 14, 2026, all Robinhood protocol revenue routes to BuybackModule for market purchases of RAM. Sarcophagus is closed there.

  • The fee-only default remains 95% LPs / 5% protocol; buybacks use the protocol portion.
  • Authorized execution sends RAM to the dead address without reducing Robinhood totalSupply.
  • Direct RAM input can skip the purchase. Buybacks guarantee neither price gains nor net deflation.
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A place to swap tokens

Ramses is a decentralized exchange: people trade tokens through blockchain contracts.

  • Its documented networks are Arbitrum, HyperEVM, Robinhood Chain, and Polygon.
  • Choose a network in Ramses to see its available pools and products.

Three jobs in the market

Traders, liquidity providers, and voters play different roles.

  • Traders swap tokens and pay fees.
  • Liquidity providers, or LPs, supply tokens whose value and mix can change.
  • People who stake xRAM can vote to direct rewards to eligible pools.

How pools share fees

The pool type and its current settings determine how liquidity works and where fees go.

  • V2 and V3 are documented on all four networks; DLMM is documented on Robinhood.
  • The fee-only default sends LPs 95% of swap fees and the protocol 5%.
  • The gauged default sends swap fees to voters and token rewards to eligible LPs.

What makes up your result

Your result combines the value of your tokens, income earned, and transaction costs.

  • Token prices change the value of your position as trading happens.
  • Your chosen price range determines when concentrated liquidity is active.

Choose your next step

Start with the guide that matches what you want to do.

  • For swaps, read the wallet and quote guide. For liquidity, try the range lab.
  • For RAM products, use the token map to choose how you want to participate.
  • For a team project, use the partner brief to plan a small trial.

Robinhood revenue buys RAM

Since October 14, 2026, all Robinhood protocol revenue routes to BuybackModule for market purchases of RAM. Sarcophagus is closed there.

  • The fee-only default remains 95% LPs / 5% protocol; buybacks use the protocol portion.
  • Authorized execution sends RAM to the dead address without reducing Robinhood totalSupply.
  • Direct RAM input can skip the purchase. Buybacks guarantee neither price gains nor net deflation.

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Fees do not guarantee profit. Token prices, costs, and contract problems can cause losses.

Check which products are available on your chosen network.

Fees are only part of the result: You can earn fees and still lose money overall. Count changes in token value, transaction costs, and time outside your chosen price range. Read current pool settings and risks before depositing.

For RAM products, read the token map and exit rules.

Sources · original review 2026-09-12; Robinhood buybacks reviewed 2026-10-15

Ramses X: https://www.ramses.xyz/docs/ramses-x

Contract addresses & deployments: https://www.ramses.xyz/docs/contract-addresses

Concentrated liquidity: https://www.ramses.xyz/docs/concentrated-liquidity

DLMM pools: https://www.ramses.xyz/docs/dlmm

Risk disclosures: https://www.ramses.xyz/docs/disclaimers-and-legal

Pool designs & launchpad integrations: https://www.ramses.xyz/docs/for-launchpads

Robinhood BuybackModule · routing changed 14 Oct 2026: https://www.ramses.xyz/docs/buyback-module

Robinhood BuybackModule · verified contract: https://robin.etherscan.io/address/0x74f1e8be68ae7bf24bc387ee1a900d5bc23317a3#code

Robinhood RAM market buy · 15 Oct 2026: https://robin.etherscan.io/tx/0xdf0f9cd17c00d140969c3cf774ffffbad0ad1e3469c9e16dde697892eae440ca