Liqua Whitepaper
  • Overview
  • Introduction
  • Problem Definition
  • The Liqua Protocol
    • Intelligent Intent Planning and Execution
    • Predictive Modeling and Risk Assessment
    • Transaction Monitoring and Validation
    • Security Protocols
    • Equilibrium Fees
    • Scalability and Efficiency
  • Technical Highlights
    • Hierarchy Unified Liquidity Network
    • AI-Based Liquidity Distribution and Intent Routing
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Introduction

In the past few years, the blockchain ecosystem has witnessed an exponential growth in both the number and diversity of blockchains. As a result, this expansion has led to a plethora of unique ecosystems, each with its distinct assets and smart contracts. As users and businesses engage with multiple blockchains, the need for seamless interoperability has become more pressing. In these scenarios, users seek to transfer assets like cryptocurrencies, NFTs, or tokenized real-world assets across different blockchains efficiently.

Many cross-chain bridges have been proposed and implemented to address the growing demand for efficient asset transfer across blockchains. While these bridging solutions focus on the efficiency, scalability, and security of the infrastructure, they often neglect the complex liquidity management part. Liqua addresses this gap by offering a unified, algorithm-driven approach to manage cross-chain liquidity, ensuring end-users experience seamless and efficient transactions without the burden of managing liquidity fragmentation.

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