Avail, a provider of modular blockchain infrastructure, has officially introduced the Nexus Mainnet—a cross-chain platform crafted to bring together liquidity and user activity across leading blockchain networks such as Ethereum, Solana, and other EVM-compatible chains.
The Nexus platform is designed to tackle long-standing issues of fragmentation and inefficiency within the blockchain sector. By enabling smooth asset transfers, cross-chain operations, and pooled liquidity, Nexus aims to create a more unified blockchain landscape.
At the heart of Nexus is an intent-solver system, which empowers users to define their desired outcomes while the protocol automatically determines the best routes, liquidity sources, and execution strategies. This innovative model replaces conventional bridge solutions with a single verification layer, powered by Avail DA, which utilizes verifiable data to simplify and secure cross-chain processes.
With the launch of Nexus, Avail moves closer to realizing a vision where applications and assets can operate seamlessly across multiple blockchains, eliminating duplication and reducing friction. As highlighted by Avail co-founder Anurag Arjun, the blockchain ecosystem has historically been hampered by isolated bridges and siloed interactions, which have restricted both user engagement and developer innovation.
Nexus is already operational with networks including Ethereum, Tron, Polygon, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, BNB Chain, and more. Solana integration is expected soon. Key partners such as Lens Protocol, Sophon, and TRON are utilizing Nexus to enable features like unified collateral management for DeFi and intent-driven trading across various liquidity sources.
The $AVAIL token acts as the core asset for coordination, facilitating cross-chain transactions and incentivizing participation in the network. With Avail DA’s Infinity Blocks roadmap aiming for block sizes up to 10 GB, the infrastructure is set to support high-volume appchains while maintaining reliable cross-chain data validation.
This development reflects a broader industry movement toward greater interoperability and scalability—key factors for mainstream blockchain adoption. While recent events such as Solana’s price surge and proposals to curb inflation have drawn institutional attention, Avail’s Nexus directly addresses the challenge of fragmented liquidity that has slowed cross-chain progress.
By enabling shared execution and network-wide liquidity, Nexus has the potential to transform how decentralized applications are built and used. As Avail continues to expand its integrations and enhance its verification framework, the blockchain industry could be on the verge of a more interconnected and efficient onchain ecosystem.