Full-chain Liquidity Solutions in the Multi-chain Era

With the push of the modularity wave, the cryptocurrency ecosystem is evolving towards a multi-chain development direction. From the multi-chain concepts of Cosmos and Polkadot to the prosperity of Rollups in the Ethereum L2 era, and the rise of various application chains, more and more protocols and applications are beginning to build dedicated chains for specific needs, attempting to seek the best balance in performance, cost, and functionality.

However, this diversity, while bringing more possibilities to the on-chain ecosystem, has also led to the issue of extremely fragmented liquidity. According to statistics, there are hundreds of Ethereum L2s alone. This fragmentation phenomenon not only increases the complexity of user operations but also greatly limits the further development of DeFi and on-chain applications. For Ethereum and L2, the inability of liquidity to flow freely results in reduced capital efficiency; for emerging public chains, it means high migration costs and entry barriers, making it difficult to break the liquidity island effect from 0 to 1.

In this context, both users and developers are eager for funds to flow efficiently in DeFi protocols across any network, breaking the fragmented barriers between networks. Especially in emerging public chain ecosystems like Plume and Berachain, the high yield opportunities are often more attractive, and users need to be able to easily migrate assets from Ethereum or other chains.

To address this challenge, StakeStone has launched LiquidityPad, an innovative full-chain liquidity vault product issuance platform. It aims to assist emerging public chains and application chains in efficiently integrating cross-chain liquidity resources by providing customized liquidity fundraising solutions, breaking down liquidity islands and promoting the efficient circulation of capital. As of now, StakeStone LiquidityPad has locked over $540 million in funds, with more than 120,000 unique on-chain addresses participating, reflecting the strong demand in the market for full-chain liquidity solutions.

As a liquidity infrastructure for the entire chain, StakeStone LiquidityPad is dedicated to connecting liquidity assets on the Ethereum mainnet with the liquidity demands of emerging public chains and L2 ecosystems. It provides customized solutions for projects at different stages of development:

1. For projects that have not yet launched on the mainnet, liquidity required for cold start can be raised by releasing pre-deposit vaults, which will be used for liquidity provision in DeFi protocols, support for RWA protocols, etc.

2. For projects that have launched on the mainnet, it is possible to customize a vault for specific Liquidity yield scenarios, such as providing liquidity support for DeFi protocols on public chains, or meeting the high yield demands of specific ecosystems.

The core value of StakeStone LiquidityPad lies in forming a "full-chain liquidity flywheel". The LP Tokens obtained after users deposit assets not only represent rights in the emerging public chain ecosystem but can also further release liquidity potential in Ethereum's DeFi facilities, such as providing liquidity on DEXs, engaging in collateralized lending, or selling rights to income. This mechanism allows users' assets to be reused across multiple ecosystems, maximizing returns while also lowering the participation threshold for emerging ecosystems.

With the accelerated expansion of the multi-chain ecosystem, StakeStone LiquidityPad is expected to become a core hub connecting emerging public chains with mature markets, bringing more efficient and fair liquidity solutions for users and protocol parties. It not only stimulates the stagnant on-chain ecosystem but also designs products with higher capital efficiency and better returns to meet users' pursuit of diversified yields, while providing efficient liquidity solutions for emerging public chains and mature ecosystems.