# Ramses > Deep liquidity. Multiple chains. Ramses is a decentralized exchange protocol offering concentrated liquidity trading, bridging, and yield automation across HyperEVM, Arbitrum, and other blockchains. It rewards xRAM stakers with protocol fees and automates voting through AutoVaults. Ramses is a decentralized exchange protocol providing concentrated liquidity trading, cross-chain bridging, and automated yield strategies across multiple blockchains, including HyperEVM, Arbitrum, Polygon, Base, Robinhood Chain, and Ethereum. It serves liquidity providers, traders, and token holders seeking capital-efficient trading and governance-driven fee rewards, with AutoVaults letting users automate voting and reward compounding without active management. Liquidity providers concentrate capital within defined price ranges to improve capital efficiency, while xRAM holders vote weekly to direct token emissions and receive the majority of protocol fees generated by the exchange. Ramses X extends this model into a multichain architecture that coordinates shared token supply across chains while each deployment keeps its own execution and liquidity. Its main product, Ramses X, combines the decentralized exchange with a bridge for moving RAM and r33 tokens between supported networks and a yield aggregator that automates fee compounding for passive participants. The protocol is used by liquidity providers, active traders, and governance participants across its multichain deployments. - Type: Protocol - Sector: DeFi - Status: Active - Founded: 2023-01-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/ramses ## Products - [Ramses X](https://thegrid.id/profiles/ramses): Ramses X is a decentralized exchange providing concentrated liquidity, legacy AMM pools, and dynamic liquidity market maker (DLMM) pools across multiple blockchains. The x(3,3) incentive model lets xRAM holders vote weekly to direct RAM emissions to liquidity pools and earn protocol fees, while AutoVaults automate voting and reward conversion and the Sarcophagus module lets users burn RAM to claim accumulated fees, creating deflationary pressure. Swap fees adjust dynamically based on real-time market conditions and cross-venue activity. RAM, the governance token, is issued on Ethereum Mainnet and extended to other chains as an Omnichain Fungible Token via a built-in bridging interface, with a HyperEVM-native liquid staking wrapper, r33 (hyperRAM), offering automatic reward compounding. (Decentralised Exchange, Live, Main Product) ## Assets - [RAM (RAM)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/ramses): RAM is the governance token of Ramses, a multichain decentralized exchange. It is used for converting to xRAM to vote on protocol emissions, earn protocol fees, and participate in deflationary burns via the Sarcophagus mechanism. RAM is issued natively on HyperEVM and extended to other chains via LayerZero's Omnichain Fungible Token standard, keeping total supply unified across all deployments. (Governance) - [xRAM (XRAM)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/ramses): xRAM is the governance token of Ramses, representing one unit of RAM held in escrow within the protocol's smart contract. It is used for voting weekly to direct RAM emissions to liquidity pools and earning all protocol fees and vote incentives. Converting RAM to xRAM permanently burns half the deposited RAM, making xRAM the core mechanism of the protocol's deflationary model. (Governance) - [r33 (hyperRAM) (HYPERRAM)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/ramses): hyperRAM, also called r33, is a liquid staking token representing staked xRAM on Ramses' HyperEVM deployment. It is used for earning auto-compounded protocol fees and vote incentives while remaining tradeable on the open market. Its exchange rate to xRAM rises continuously as rewards accrue, and the token cannot trade below the xRAM instant-redemption value, giving it a market price floor. (Liquid Staking Tokens (LSTs)) ## Links - [Main](https://www.ramses.xyz) - [Documentation](https://docs.ramses.xyz) - [Media Kit/branding](https://docs.ramses.xyz/pages/mediakit) - [Terms of Service](https://docs.ramses.xyz/pages/disclaimers-and-legal) - [Twitter / X](https://x.com/RamsesExchange) - [Discord](https://discord.gg/ramses) - [GitHub](https://github.com/RamsesExchange) - [Telegram](https://t.me/ExchangeRamses) - [Medium](https://medium.com/@RAMSES_Exchange) ## Legal This data is provided under two licensing models. Model 1 - open data. The open data core is licensed under the Open Database License (ODbL) — a copyleft/share-alike license allowing free use, modification, and sharing for any purpose. Attribution is required: include "Powered by The Grid" linking to https://thegrid.id wherever the data is used. Derivative databases must be shared under ODbL terms. Trademarks, logos, and brand names (marked "Special TPIP") are not covered by the ODbL. For ML/AI use: training datasets that substantially extract ODbL data are Derivative Databases and must be shared under ODbL if publicly used; models must be attributed in documentation. Model 2 - commercial licenses. The Grid Data Service (TGDS) is also available as a commercial license. See [Web Services Terms](https://about.thegrid.id/legal/web-services-terms) for commercial use that is not covered by the open data service. The following applies to both licensing models. - All data is provided AS IS with no guarantees of accuracy. - The Grid does not provide investment, legal, or tax advice, and - a project's presence in The Grid's data does not imply endorsement. - [Data Licensing & Disclaimers](https://about.thegrid.id/legal/data-licensing-and-disclaimers): Licensing models and disclaimers - [Open Data (ODbL)](https://about.thegrid.id/legal/open-data): Open Database License terms and scope for The Grid's open data service. - [Attribution Guidelines](https://about.thegrid.id/legal/open-data-attribution-guidelines): How to attribute The Grid's data when using the open data service. - [Web Services Terms](https://about.thegrid.id/legal/web-services-terms): commercial Terms for using data services. - [All Legal Documents](https://about.thegrid.id/legal): Full index of terms, policies, and disclosures ## Optional - [TGS Field Descriptions](https://github.com/The-Grid-Data/workspace-public/blob/main/references/tgs-field-descriptions.md): Schema field definitions for The Grid's data model - [TGS JSON Structure](https://github.com/The-Grid-Data/workspace-public/blob/main/references/tgs-json-structure.md): Data model structure and relationships - [Product Type Definitions](https://github.com/The-Grid-Data/workspace-public/blob/main/references/product-type-definitions.md): Definitions for each product type - [Product Type Classification](https://github.com/The-Grid-Data/workspace-public/blob/main/references/product-type-classification.md): Guide for classifying products into types - [Grid MCP Guide](https://github.com/The-Grid-Data/workspace-public/blob/main/grid-search/skills/grid-query/references/grid-mcp-guide.md): How to query The Grid programmatically via MCP