Orderly integrates its omnichain infrastructure with Berachain, the layer-1 blockchain network

According to its team's statement, Orderly, a permissionless blockchain-agnostic liquidity layer, is now integrated with Berachain, a proof-of-liquidity L1 blockchain.

Permissionless liquidity layer Orderly has integrated its omnichain infrastructure with Berachain, the layer-1 blockchain network powered by a novel proof-of-liquidity consensus mechanism.

What is Orderly?

Orderly is a blockchain-agnostic liquidity layer that is aiming to provide seamless cross-chain access to deep and efficient markets. The project is currently live on seven chains, including Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and major EVM rollups, with plans to expand further in the coming months.

The platform leverages an advanced market-making technology to ensure deep liquidity and low market impact for traders, while its modular architecture enables rapid integration with any blockchain or dApp.

Orderly's vision is to create a unified and interconnected Web3 ecosystem where users can seamlessly trade any asset pair with optimal pricing and minimal fees, no matter the underlying blockchain or dApp.

Why is Berachain integration special for Orderly?

According to the announcement, Berachain becomes the latest addition to Orderly's stack of EVM and non-EVM blockchains.

This integration will provide Berachain-based dApps with access to Orderly’s unique liquidity mechanisms, including:

perpetual contracts with 100+ trading pairs and up to 50x leverage

34 decentralized exchanges (DEXs)

deep market depth with low spreads

high throughput and minimal market impact

low trading fees and seamless integration

"Berachain’s Proof-of-Liquidity model represents an evolution in blockchain consensus, directly aligning network security with DeFi liquidity," said Orderly cofounder Ran Yi. "Integrating Orderly’s omnichain liquidity layer adds the final piece to the puzzle, empowering Berachain projects to rapidly go from zero to one."

Earlier this year, Orderly also integrated with Base, the new Ethereum layer-2 being developed by Coinbase.

With Orderly's advanced liquidity infrastructure and Berachain's novel PoL model, both platforms are well-positioned to play a key role in the future of Web3.

As blockchain technology continues to evolve, we can expect to see even more innovative projects and integrations that will push the boundaries of what's possible in the decentralized economy.