Shared liquidity refers to the aggregation of available capital or assets from multiple sources into a common pool. This pool is accessible for trading or other financial operations across different platforms or markets. This pooling improves market depth and facilitates larger transactions with minimal price impact, enhancing overall market efficiency.
Context
In the decentralized finance (DeFi) space, shared liquidity is a fundamental concept, often enabled by liquidity pools within decentralized exchanges or lending protocols. News frequently discusses how interoperability solutions and cross-chain bridges aim to further connect these liquidity pools. This allows for more effective capital deployment across various blockchain networks. The expansion of shared liquidity is a key factor for the growth and stability of the broader digital asset ecosystem.
The new MarketCore infrastructure transforms the Layer Two into a foundational, synchronously composable engine for CEX-grade perpetuals and spot markets.
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