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Rubic is the Best Rate Finder, which aggregates 360+ DEXs, bridges & intent-based protocols across 100+ blockchains & testnets for users and dApps.

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Development

Last shipped 15 days agoActive: 2 counted ships in 30 days; latest ship 15 days ago. Evidence Source

Build Momentum 37How it is measured

Latest: Code changes, week of 2026-10-26 – 2026-11-01 · 17 commits

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Unknown2 gaps: Official docs (no source), API description (no source). HEY read its website and found no link to docs.
Compare with…The same summary, with every line’s evidence: snapshot API
What HEY checked — why it says this
Active.
“Active” by the activity rule: 2 counted ships in the last 30 days, the newest 2026-10-30.
SourceRepositories, changelogs and feeds HEY reads for this project, and the ship events recorded from them.ReadRecordsCode changes, week of 2026-10-26 – 2026-11-01 · 17 commitsCode changes, week of 2026-10-19 – 2026-10-25 · 32 commitsCode changes, week of 2026-10-12 – 2026-10-18 · 28 commits+2 moreWhat HEY derivedHEY’s activity rule reads the counted events as “Active”.Not concludedIt says what HEY can read of the building, not how good the project is, who is behind it, or what its token will do. Quiet or unknown is not "abandoned".
Research coverage: HEY can answer 8 of the 10 research questions that apply.
8 of 10 applicable dimensions measured.

Identity

  • IdentityMeasuredRead 45d ago.

Building

  • Building activityMeasuredRead 4h ago.
  • RepositoriesMeasured
  • ReleasesMeasuredRead 5y ago.
  • TimelineMeasured

Official site

  • Official docsNo sourceHEY read its website and found no link to docs.
  • API descriptionNo sourceIts website links no API description.
  • Official site changesMeasuredRead 20d ago.

Code and packages

  • Repository detailsMeasuredRead 3d ago.
  • Published packagesMeasuredRead 3d ago.

Not applicable here: Package advisories, Contract creation, Contract activity, Published source code, Contract interface, Current market, Market history, Supply distribution, Locks, Market checks, Protocol economics.

A count of what HEY has read, never a score: projects are not compared or ordered by it. Unknown is never zero. The same states: coverage API.

Market figures are context only and never change activity status. Methodology
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Latest ship

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Code changes, week of 2026-10-26 – 2026-11-01 · 17 commits

Code activitySource-backed

Why it matters: One of a run of ships in the 30 days to it: building continued, not a one-off.

What changed, in the repository’s own words:

5 active days in cryptorubic/rubic-app.

This week HEY looked inside 2 of 17 commits to see what changed: 1 changed code, 1 documentation or maintenance only. One code change is enough for the week to count, so HEY stopped there.

Record ship:1bd019bd… · HEY counts it as building; it does not judge the release’s quality.

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Builder activity

Bars: meaningful, source-backed ships per week (count). Weeks run Monday to Sunday, UTC, labelled by their Monday. Commits are aggregated, a code week counted once. Hatched: 5 weeks before HEY began reading this project’s sources — not yet read, not zero.

Build timeline

A code week counts as building when a commit HEY looked inside changed code; one is enough, so HEY stops there.

  1. Cross-Chain Aggregators in 2026: Rubic, Jumper, Rango and Alternatives Compared

    AnnouncementSource-backed

    View evidence: Cross-Chain Aggregators in 2026: Rubic, Jumper, Rango and Alternatives Compared (opens in a new tab)

  2. Where Can You Swap Crypto Privately in 2026? Platforms Compared by Use Case

    AnnouncementSource-backed

    View evidence: Where Can You Swap Crypto Privately in 2026? Platforms Compared by Use Case (opens in a new tab)

  3. Code changes, week of 2026-10-19 – 2026-10-25 · 32 commits

    Code activitySource-backed

    What changed, in the repository’s own words:

    4 active days in cryptorubic/rubic-app.

    How HEY read this week

    This week HEY looked inside 3 of 32 commits to see what changed: 3 changed code. In a burst week, enough of a sample has to change code for the week to count.

    View evidence: Code changes, week of 2026-10-19 – 2026-10-25 · 32 commits (opens in a new tab)

  4. How to Swap and Send Crypto Privately in 2026

    AnnouncementSource-backed

    View evidence: How to Swap and Send Crypto Privately in 2026 (opens in a new tab)

  5. Where to Make a Private Crypto Swap: New Rubic Private Mode

    AnnouncementSource-backed

    View evidence: Where to Make a Private Crypto Swap: New Rubic Private Mode (opens in a new tab)

  6. Code changes, week of 2026-10-12 – 2026-10-18 · 28 commits

    Code activitySource-backed

    What changed, in the repository’s own words:

    2 active days in cryptorubic/rubic-app.

    How HEY read this week

    This week HEY looked inside 3 of 28 commits to see what changed: 3 changed code. In a burst week, enough of a sample has to change code for the week to count.

    View evidence: Code changes, week of 2026-10-12 – 2026-10-18 · 28 commits (opens in a new tab)

  7. Code changes, week of 2026-10-05 – 2026-10-11 · 27 commits

    Code activitySource-backed

    What changed, in the repository’s own words:

    5 active days in cryptorubic/rubic-app.

    How HEY read this week

    This week HEY looked inside 4 of 27 commits to see what changed: 3 changed code, 1 documentation or maintenance only. In a burst week, enough of a sample has to change code for the week to count.

    View evidence: Code changes, week of 2026-10-05 – 2026-10-11 · 27 commits (opens in a new tab)

  8. Robinhood Chain Ecosystem Guide: What’s Live, What’s Growing, and How to Bridge In

    AnnouncementSource-backed

    View evidence: Robinhood Chain Ecosystem Guide: What’s Live, What’s Growing, and How to Bridge In (opens in a new tab)
Earlier ships (16)

  1. Rubic Weekly Report 08/01/2024

    AnnouncementSource-backed

    View evidence: Rubic Weekly Report 08/01/2024 (opens in a new tab)

  2. Code changes, week of 2026-09-28 – 2026-10-04 · 21 commits

    Code activitySource-backed

    What changed, in the repository’s own words:

    2 active days in cryptorubic/rubic-app.

    How HEY read this week

    This week HEY looked inside 1 of 21 commits to see what changed: 1 changed code. One code change is enough for the week to count, so HEY stopped there.

    View evidence: Code changes, week of 2026-09-28 – 2026-10-04 · 21 commits (opens in a new tab)

  3. What Is a Private Crypto Swap? How Private Routes Work

    AnnouncementSource-backed

    View evidence: What Is a Private Crypto Swap? How Private Routes Work (opens in a new tab)

  4. Moving to a Fresh Wallet Without Publicly Linking It to Your Old One

    AnnouncementSource-backed

    View evidence: Moving to a Fresh Wallet Without Publicly Linking It to Your Old One (opens in a new tab)

  5. Is It Architecture or Competition That Sets Private Swap Fees?

    AnnouncementSource-backed

    View evidence: Is It Architecture or Competition That Sets Private Swap Fees? (opens in a new tab)

  6. What Private Swap Tools Hide, and What Everyone Can Still See

    AnnouncementSource-backed

    View evidence: What Private Swap Tools Hide, and What Everyone Can Still See (opens in a new tab)

  7. Why the Same Swap Isn’t Available Everywhere

    AnnouncementSource-backed

    View evidence: Why the Same Swap Isn’t Available Everywhere (opens in a new tab)

  8. How to Send Crypto Without Exposing Your Whole Wallet History

    AnnouncementSource-backed

    View evidence: How to Send Crypto Without Exposing Your Whole Wallet History (opens in a new tab)

  9. Private Swaps vs Regular Swaps: What Actually Changes

    AnnouncementSource-backed

    View evidence: Private Swaps vs Regular Swaps: What Actually Changes (opens in a new tab)

  10. Private Swaps vs. Mixers: Why They’re Not the Same

    AnnouncementSource-backed

    View evidence: Private Swaps vs. Mixers: Why They’re Not the Same (opens in a new tab)

  11. Crypto Swap Aggregators vs. Instant Exchanges: What’s the Difference?

    AnnouncementSource-backed

    View evidence: Crypto Swap Aggregators vs. Instant Exchanges: What’s the Difference? (opens in a new tab)

  12. What Is Privacy Aggregation, and Why Does Crypto Need It?

    AnnouncementSource-backed

    View evidence: What Is Privacy Aggregation, and Why Does Crypto Need It? (opens in a new tab)

  13. Rubic’s Private Mode: A User’s Guide

    AnnouncementSource-backed

    View evidence: Rubic’s Private Mode: A User’s Guide (opens in a new tab)

  14. Web3 Privacy Tools: The State of 2026

    AnnouncementSource-backed

    View evidence: Web3 Privacy Tools: The State of 2026 (opens in a new tab)

  15. Rubic Privacy Manifesto

    AnnouncementSource-backed

    View evidence: Rubic Privacy Manifesto (opens in a new tab)

  16. What Are Private Crypto Transfers and Swaps?

    AnnouncementSource-backed

    View evidence: What Are Private Crypto Transfers and Swaps? (opens in a new tab)

Sources

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