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FAQ

What is Oneliquid?

Oneliquid is a cross-chain perpetual DEX aggregator that routes your trades to the best liquidity across Solana, Base, and EVM networks - automatically, privately, and with zero fees. It combines smart order routing, dark-pool execution, and unified liquidity from dozens of perp venues.

Why is Oneliquid different from other DEXs?

Most perp DEXs only provide liquidity within their own platform and expose all orders publicly. Oneliquid aggregates liquidity from multiple perp DEXs and executes orders privately - so you always get the best price, deepest liquidity, and no alpha leaks.

What is “dark pool execution”?

It’s a privacy layer where large or sensitive orders are matched off-chain (inside secure TEEs like AWS Nitro Enclaves) and only the final result is published on-chain. No mempool exposure, no bots, no sandwich attacks.

How does cross-chain routing work?

Oneliquid’s router automatically bridges your collateral across supported networks. You can deposit on one chain (e.g., Solana) and open a position on another (e.g., Base) - all handled by the protocol, with no manual bridging or gas needed.

Is my trading data public?

No. Orders are encrypted and processed privately. Oneliquid uses zero-knowledge proofs, ephemeral accounts, and TEE execution to ensure your trades and balances stay confidential.

What are eTokens?

eTokens are encrypted representations of your deposited assets (e.g., eUSDC). They preserve privacy - balances are verifiable by the user but invisible to external observers.

What networks does Oneliquid support?

Launching first on Solana, then expanding to Arbitrum, Base, and other EVM networks.

What fees does Oneliquid charge?

Zero platform fees. Traders only pay standard network gas fees - minimized via batching and optimized routing.

What is the $1L token used for?

  • Payment for trading fees (with discounts).

  • Staking to earn protocol revenue (TBD).

  • Governance of key protocol parameters and integrations.

  • Buyback and burn mechanism using part of protocol fees.

What’s the total supply of $1L?

1,000,000,000 tokens in total.

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