January 20, 2025 – Singapore, Singapore
Web 3.0 liquidity layer Orderly has announced that it has deployed its chain-agnostic infrastructure on EVM layer-one Sonic.
Orderly’s integration will bring its omnichain orderbook to Sonic, enabling developers and users of the new layer-one to access deep liquidity.
Sonic formerly Fantom launched its mainnet in December 2024, featuring 10,000 TPS (transactions per second) and sub-second finality.
Its ecosystem has since been growing steadily as new partners and users come onboard.
Orderly’s decision to deploy its best-in-class liquidity layer will enhance the trading experience for Sonic users while furnishing developers with the infrastructure to create powerful DEXs (decentralized exchanges) and perps protocols.
Orderly’s technology has already been deployed across the omnichain ecosystem, including multiple EVM (Ethereum virtual machine) networks, as well as Solana.
Its arrival on Sonic’s EVM will provide the layer-one with deep liquidity, sourced from Orderly’s cross-chain orderbook.
As a result, Sonic projects can create trading solutions that aren’t constrained by native network liquidity.
Ran Yi, co-founder of Orderly, said,
“Sonic’s high-performance infrastructure aligns perfectly with our vision of creating seamless trading experiences across chains.
“By bringing Orderly’s cross-chain orderbook to Sonic, we’re equipping developers with the tools to build cutting-edge DeFi applications and empowering users with deep liquidity that will deliver greater capital efficiency.
“Given Sonic’s impressive throughput, we’re excited to see the sort of high performance applications that developers create using Orderly’s tech stack.”
To incentivize adoption of the new layer-one EVM, Sonic has confirmed that it will be awarding an estimated 200 million airdrop of S tokens to users.
This has served to further heighten interest in Sonic’s high throughput network.
The integration of Orderly will provide Sonic users, including DEX traders and airdrop farmers, with access to enhanced tr
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Author: Chainwire
