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Multi-Chain Liquidity Aggregation

Definition

Multi-chain liquidity aggregation is the process of combining and making accessible the available capital across multiple distinct blockchain networks into a single, unified interface or protocol. This mechanism allows users to access deeper liquidity pools and execute trades or transactions more efficiently by sourcing assets from various chains. It aims to overcome the fragmentation of liquidity inherent in a multi-blockchain ecosystem, improving price discovery and reducing slippage. This approach enhances the overall capital efficiency of decentralized finance.