Core components

Aggregation Layer

The Aggregation Layer is the protocol’s sensory cortex. It does not merely scrape prices; it continuously indexes and normalizes state from disparate prediction markets (Polymarket, Limitless, Azuro) into a unified data standard.

If a market is aggregated from Venue $A$, Fluidify respects Venue $A$'s oracle. We do not introduce a proprietary truth layer. This ensures that the protocol inherits the security and dispute resolution mechanisms of the underlying liquidity sources, minimizing trust assumptions.

Liquidity Optimization

Fragmented liquidity causes high slippage. Fluidify solves this via a Convex Routing Engine. Instead of routing a trade to a single destination, the engine treats liquidity as an optimization problem.

When an order is placed, the protocol dynamically splits the volume across multiple pools and venues to minimize price impact.

Multi-Chain

Fluidify abstracts the blockchain itself. The Multi-Chain Layer functions as an interoperability mesh, allowing users to interact with prediction markets regardless of where the liquidity technically resides.

Currently, liquidity is fragmented across Ethereum, Arbitrum, Solana, and other L2s. Fluidify unifies this via Cross-Chain Message Passing (CCMP).

A user deposits USDC on Arbitrum, but the Routing Engine may execute the trade on a Polygon-based market. The protocol handles the bridging, execution, and eventual repatriation of funds automatically.

• Supported Integration Logic: The system is built to be chain-agnostic, capable of integrating any EVM or SVM chain where prediction liquidity emerges, creating a borderless information economy.