Euclid Protocol
Euclid Protocol is a cross-chain liquidity layer that aggregates AMMs and orderbooks across 40+ networks.
What is Euclid Protocol?
Euclid Protocol unifies liquidity across chains with a settlement layer that combines a rollup orderbook and a bi-directional AMM. Traders route swaps and intents through Euclid to get cross-chain fills without holding native gas everywhere; market makers post liquidity once and quote into every connected chain. Live across Arbitrum, Base, Ethereum, and other EVM networks.
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