Ethereum has been described as an “unprecedented arena for playing cooperative games” [1 [https://medium.com/@virgilgr/ethereum-is-game-changing-technology-literally-d67e01a01cf8] ]. But this arena today is powered by a certain hyper-competitive game, the game of MEV, which has corrupted the process by which our transactions become part of the blockchain. Millions of dollars

Coordination creates value. Something that costs money if you do it alone, can become cheaper if done in a group. With the right group, it could even become free, or sometimes, become positive-sum, and actually start earning money. Blockchain transactions. They cost money if you do them alone. But we

ROOK holders can now stake on Rook Trade. Staking on Rook Trade earns your xROOK tokens a share in the protocol’s success. Deposit fees are turned off until 4/28/22 at 5PM EST. Staking Contract The staking contract for ROOK is a familiar asset, the LiquidityPoolV4 contract that

KeeperDAO is no more. We've made it official, and re-named ourselves Rook. It's the name most people were using anyway! Vox populi, vox Dei. While this is a short mental leap (our governance token was ROOK right from the beginning), it’s not quite so simple a change. But it

Since the start of November, we have been constantly reminded of two things as we speak with our peers. This first is that the problems we are addressing are extremely widespread, with implications that reach nearly every DeFi user and protocol. The second is that when we speak with other

Catalog, a revolutionary new cross-chain trading system secured by the power of Ren, will be built with KeeperDAO Coordination.

Coordination is better than competition. When we coordinate, we build a more efficient world, where protocols grow strong by working together, viewing shared interests as alignment, rather than collision. KeeperDAO and B.Protocol have been competitors. Both projects were born out of Black Thursday [https://medium.com/@whiterabbit_hq/black-thursday-for-makerdao-8-32-million-was-liquidated-for-0-dai-36b83cac56b6]

As some of my American colleagues return from some well-deserved holiday/family time, I want to reflect on that holiday spirit and just say how thankful I am to be a part of this project and community. The passion that our community members have for seeing us succeed really inspires