The Liquidity Dilemma in the Multi-Chain Era and StakeStone's Full-Chain Solution

Recently, with the launch of airdrops for new tokens like PLUME, one question has become increasingly prominent: how to allow ordinary users to participate in the benefits of emerging ecosystems more fairly and efficiently, rather than just being the runners-up for the whales?

Against this backdrop, StakeStone officially announced its brand upgrade to StakeStone LiquidityPad, with its debut project Aria reaching a purchase cap of $7 million within 9 minutes. This phenomenon reflects the strong demand in the market for comprehensive blockchain Liquidity solutions.

StakeStone LiquidityPad is actually playing the role of a bridge connecting the mature financial ecosystem of Ethereum with emerging public chains. On one end, it connects to the on-chain financial ecosystem of Ethereum, while on the other end, it connects to various emerging public chains, assisting these emerging public chains in raising resources on the Ethereum mainnet and bringing excess returns back to Ethereum mainnet transactions.

The Fragmentation Dilemma of Liquidity in the Multi-Chain Era

With the wave of modularization driving forward, more and more protocols and applications are starting to build dedicated chains for specific needs. Although this diversity brings more possibilities to the on-chain ecosystem, it also leads to extreme fragmentation of Liquidity.

Liquidity is not only dispersed on Ethereum and L2 but is also severely isolated within the exclusive ecosystems of emerging public chains. This fragmentation exacerbates the complexity of user operations and limits the further development of DeFi and on-chain applications. For emerging public chains, this means that the migration costs and entry barriers are high, making it difficult to break the liquidity island effect from 0 to 1.

The "entropy increase" trend in the multi-chain era has instead become the biggest obstacle to multi-chain prosperity. Users and developers are eager for funds to flow efficiently across protocols on any network's chain, breaking down fragmented network barriers and improving user experience.

StakeStone LiquidityPad: Building a Full-Chain Liquidity Network

StakeStone LiquidityPad aims to assist emerging public chains and application chains in efficiently integrating cross-chain liquidity resources by providing customized liquidity fundraising solutions, breaking the liquidity islands. To date, StakeStone LiquidityPad has locked over $540 million in funds, with more than 120,000 unique on-chain addresses participating.

As a comprehensive liquidity infrastructure for the entire chain, StakeStone is committed to connecting liquidity assets on the Ethereum mainnet with the liquidity demands of emerging public chains and L2 ecosystems. LiquidityPad is a customized solution for full-chain liquidity that caters to diverse needs, covering the entire lifecycle of liquidity support from cold start to ecosystem expansion.

For projects that have not yet launched their mainnet, StakeStone supports raising the liquidity needed for early cold starts through a pre-deposit treasury. For projects that have launched their mainnet, StakeStone supports customizing treasuries for specific liquidity yield scenarios to accelerate ecological growth.

StakeStone's "Full-Chain Liquidity Flywheel"

The core value of StakeStone LiquidityPad lies in its unique mechanism design, forming a "full-chain liquidity flywheel" that integrates multiple asset yields and the re-release of liquidity.

Users obtain LP Tokens after depositing assets through LiquidityPad. These Tokens are not only a certificate of rights for users in the emerging public chain ecosystem but also the key to unlocking multiple earnings. Users can directly participate in liquidity mining and governance token airdrops, among other benefits, in the emerging public chain ecosystem.

At the same time, LP Tokens have a high degree of financial composability, allowing users to seamlessly access DeFi facilities on Ethereum and further unlock liquidity potential. This mechanism enables users' assets to be reused across multiple ecosystems, maximizing returns while lowering the participation threshold for emerging ecosystems.

With the upgrade of StakeStone LiquidityPad, it can better connect emerging ecosystems in the cold start phase with mature ecosystems in different yield scenarios, helping emerging public chains raise cold start funds and bringing excess returns back to mature markets.

Conclusion

In the future, with the accelerated expansion of the multi-chain ecosystem, StakeStone LiquidityPad is expected to become a core hub connecting emerging public chains and mature markets, providing users and protocol parties with more efficient and fair liquidity solutions. From the "entropy increase" liquidity dilemma to the "flywheel drive" ecological prosperity, redefining the liquidity infrastructure of Web3, this is the optimal solution to propel the multi-chain ecosystem towards maturity.