EURC lives on several networks, but the liquidity behind it is split across each one, so an app on one network usually only gets what happens to be sitting there.
EURC is now whitelisted on SODAX on Ethereum, Base and Stellar, with more networks supported soon. When an app on any of those integrates SODAX, a swap into EURC is quoted across all three, routed through whichever gives the best rate, and delivered on the network the user is already on.
That is the job of a liquidity layer. The asset stays where its issuer put it, and the liquidity behind it works as one.
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Supply, borrow and keep tabs on margin in @PeridotProtocol's Stellar markets, funded from Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and more.
Swaps between networks stay in the same app. Powered by SODAX 🟢
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📈 $HBAR: Robinhood stock tokens land on Hedera
SODAX's integration links Hedera apps to swaps, bridging and lending across 21+ networks. HashPack users can already trade tokenized AAPL, TSLA and SPY in supported regions.
hedera.com/case-study/sodax/
@hedera @gosodax
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Hedera apps just got 👀
Access to 21+ networks!
With ONE integration 🔗
Hedera is now plugged into SODAX.
In plain English:
Usually, a wallet or DeFi app that wants cross-chain features has to build and maintain a separate connection for every network. That’s slow, costly, and easy to break.
With SODAX, developers connect once through a single SDK or API and get:
→ Swaps
→ Bridging
→ Lending
→ Borrowing
Across 21+ networks.
Why it matters:
Developers build less
Wallets and dApps ship more features, faster
Users get easier cross-chain access without juggling tools
Example use case:
A wallet on Hedera can offer cross-chain swaps right inside the app, so users don’t have to leave for other platforms.
It’s already moving: HashPack and SODAX are expanding access to tokenized assets on Hedera.
One connection.
Many networks.
Less friction.
$HBAR
Hedera put it well: building and maintaining cross-network infrastructure is time better spent on your own product.
That's the whole idea. A wallet, exchange or app on Hedera shouldn't have to go and source liquidity for every asset their users ask for. With SODAX integrated, they can offer assets from other networks to their users, and it feels native to Hedera.
SODAX is the liquidity layer underneath. The builder plugs in once, the liquidity is already there, and they get back to building the thing their users actually came for.
Building and maintaining cross-network infrastructure is time and resources better spent on your own products.
@gosodax is integrated with Hedera, letting any wallet, DEX, or DeFi app offer swaps, bridging, lending, & borrowing across 21+ networks through a single SDK or API.
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Building and maintaining cross-network infrastructure is time and resources better spent on your own products.
@gosodax is integrated with Hedera, letting any wallet, DEX, or DeFi app offer swaps, bridging, lending, & borrowing across 21+ networks through a single SDK or API.
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I think @gosodax is major.
@coldaiorg will launch a DEX by the end of the month and a CEX this Q4.
Alll with hedera-hashgraph:native at core through the CLPR router and clip wallet we built.
ExClip + Clipdex coming 💉
Everybody can make their own exchange now. SODAX is groundbreaking, although it might seem small.
Might buy their token if it’s on HTS
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Yield farming is now a full fledge game, with yields available through @gosodax @MeteoraAG @JupiterExchange @sanctumso.
Check out my submission to @colosseum:
colosseum.com/arena/projects…
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Sodax connects $HBAR to one liquidity
layer for cross network trades.
Bridges, wrapped assets and slippage
make cross network trades riskier.
A unified route is the clear win,
because it cuts bridge friction.
Which other chains should it connect?
Liquidity is scattered across many networks, and moving value between them means bridges, wrapped assets, and slippage that makes users think twice.
@gosodax connects Hedera to one unified liquidity layer, so cross-network trading stops being a gamble.
hedera.com/case-study/sodax/
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This partnership @gosodax starts from a simple belief we share: people don’t think about their money as “collateral on Arbitrum,” or “liquidity on Stellar.”
They think about it as their money.
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Liquidity is scattered across many networks, and moving value between them means bridges, wrapped assets, and slippage that makes users think twice.
@gosodax connects Hedera to one unified liquidity layer, so cross-network trading stops being a gamble.
hedera.com/case-study/sodax/
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Excellent! Meeting the @lendxyz team at their @token2049 booth was 🔥
Serious projects are integrating SODAX 💯
You can now buy real estate bonds on @lendxyz with whatever asset you hold, on whatever network it sits on.
Built at the co-working tables of SODAX Developer Sessions Bangkok, and now shipping as universal deposits, powered by SODAX
xitter.cf/gosodax/status/2110329…
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Widgets in the wild.
@gosodax has launched Swap Widgets.
This is likely the most straightforward method for adding swaps to your website or platform 👀
hazy2go.github.io/spoke-runn…
widget.sodax.com
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SODAX • Peridot 🌟🟢
We’re partnering with @gosodax, the cross-network execution infrastructure helping DeFi products access liquidity across chains while making users not having to deal with the complexity underneath.
SODAX is connecting a serious amount of onchain infrastructure:
→ 21 blockchain networks across EVM and non-EVM ecosystems
→ $2B+ in addressable liquidity
→ Nearly 12,000 trading routes available across its network
→ Built for swaps, lending, borrowing, yield and cross-network execution
For Peridot, this partnership fits directly into what we’re building: following the principle of being the DeFi Broker, we shouldn’t care where liquidity lives. The user should just be able to access it at anytime.
As Peridot expands across chains, SODAX gives us another piece of infrastructure for letting capital and markets stay interconnected.
