Fibrous Integrates with Router via Open Graph Architecture There’s a lot of talk in Web3 about being open and permissionless. Very few systems actually prove it in production. Today, we’re doing exactly that on @FibrousFinance, has integrated with Router via Open Graph Architecture (OGA). Fibrous is an advanced DEX aggregator designed to deliver best-price execution at scale. Instead of routing trades through a single venue, Fibrous: - scans AMMs, order books, and private liquidity sources, - intelligently splits trades across multiple venues, - minimises slippage and price impact, - and executes everything in a single transaction. By integrating via Open Graph Architecture, Fibrous didn’t need to wait for approval or coordination. They simply plugged into an open routing graph and instantly: - Fibrous’ optimised swap logic became available as part of Router’s routing system. - Their execution paths are now evaluated alongside every other bridge, DEX, and solver. - Users get access to Fibrous’ liquidity and pricing automatically, whenever it’s optimal. How Fibrous Plugged In The plugging is as seamless as it sounds; the OGA follows a hub-and-spoke model. At the centre is Xplore Core, which standardises requests from UI/whoever is looking for a path and broadcasts them across the nodes. When the request reaches these Xplore Nodes, they compute their best execution using their own logic and send the result back. Fibrous became one such node. Xplore Core then evaluates all returned paths and surfaces the best one to the UI. The node structure is open. It’s proof that permissionless aggregation actually scales when integrations are free, open, and self-service. The ecosystem grows faster than any single team ever could manage manually. Every new participant improves the system with more routes, better prices, deeper liquidity, and stronger execution for users.