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DEXs evolve faster than solvers can keep up, and often rely on contracts that can change. Oracles, rebasing tokens, Uniswap v4 hooks, external-liquidity pools - all are hard to integrate for this reason. Tycho’s new Dynamic Contract Indexing (DCI) makes it a breeze 🌟

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