Blockchain’s Backbone Reinvented: Avail Connects Disparate Chains through Nexus
- Avail's Nexus Mainnet launches as a cross-chain execution layer to unify liquidity across Ethereum , BNB Chain, and other major blockchains. - Its intent-solver architecture optimizes transaction routing with multi-source liquidity, enabling seamless asset and user movement between chains. - Projects like Lens Protocol and Vanna Finance adopt Nexus for unified collateral management, using the AVAIL token ($0.0080) for governance and coordination. - Avail plans to expand Infinity Blocks to 10 GB per block
Avail has officially launched its Nexus Mainnet, presenting itself as a cross-chain execution platform that aims to connect liquidity and user activity across leading blockchain networks, such as
Nexus brings an intent-solver framework that streamlines transaction routing and processing, utilizing liquidity pooled from several chains at once. The platform also features exact-out execution, guaranteeing consistent results no matter where liquidity is sourced—a crucial capability for DeFi and trading platforms.
The launch of the platform features integrations with more than a dozen blockchain ecosystems, including Ethereum,
For end users, Nexus offers a more streamlined experience by removing the need for conventional bridging and switching between gas tokens, while developers benefit from instant access to cross-chain collateral pools and intent-driven trading solutions.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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