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Use Cases

1. Cross-Chain Liquidity Synchronization

The system will maintain synchronized liquidity pools across supported chains.

A trade executed via Oneliquid on Solana can be settled atomically with liquidity residing on Arbitrum, Base, or any integrated chain.

This creates a unified liquidity plane where capital is no longer fragmented by blockchain boundaries.

Implementation:

  • Solana <-> EVM relayer for real-time liquidity and position mirroring

  • State synchronization via LayerZero’s Ultra Light Nodes (ULNs) or a custom verifiable relay

  • Option to use cross-chain intents for conditional execution (e.g., “execute on chain X if depth > Y”)

2. Decentralized Order Replication

Orders placed in one execution environment can be replicated across multiple perps and spot DEXs in different ecosystems.

This allows Oneliquid to act as a meta-matching engine - optimizing liquidity depth and spreads globally rather than locally.

Example: A Solana-based trader opens a 10x long position through Oneliquid → the system can mirror or hedge it across Lighter (Arbitrum) or Hyperliquid (Base), ensuring optimal fill without user-level bridging.

3. Verifiable Cross-Chain Settlement

Each trade settlement is attested by a cross-chain proof, ensuring that executions occurring off-chain (within the TEE enclave) and on Solana are cryptographically consistent across all connected environments.

This is achieved through:

  • Cross-chain attestations: signed proof bundles transmitted via LayerZero or a custom bridge

  • ZK-verifiable state commitments: ensuring data integrity and non-manipulability of trade outcomes

  • Atomic lock/unlock logic for eToken-backed assets on different chains

4. Ecosystem Leverage and Strategic Acquisition

In case Oneliquid pursues the acquisition route, the target protocol will be selected based on three key factors:

  1. Existing infrastructure readiness — a functioning relayer network or messaging layer.

  2. Technical undervaluation — strong architecture but low adoption due to weak go-to-market.

  3. Alignment with Oneliquid’s architecture — modular, decentralized, verifiable message passing.

By acquiring and integrating such a protocol, Oneliquid not only reduces external dependencies, but also transforms the messaging layer into a profit-generating infrastructure vertical within the ecosystem.

This creates two major advantages:

  • Vertical integration of execution and communication layers (internal “LayerZero-style” infrastructure).

  • Ecosystem moat — other protocols can later use Oneliquid’s relayer as infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS).

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