Tradable Overview
Tradable is a distributed compute and shared liquidity protocol built with Layerzero. The economic security derived from our introduction of Shared Liquidity provides a foundational layer for developers to build all trader-centric applications and systems onchain. This security would enable new use cases that cannot scale onchain to be built.
Our omnichain IDs enable user-app interoperability across multiple blockchains(20+ and counting) while allowing developers to maintain control over their unique application designs.
Appchains and applications built with Tradable(Modules) could offer complex financial products for traders, ranging from spot exchanges to derivatives products, lending and borrowing, and consumer/social applications while allowing the flexibility of cross-platform utility for users securely.
1. Shared Liquidity Hub
2. App-specific Modules - distributed computing.
3. Omnichain Currency/ID
These allow users to securely have unified trading accounts across every system built within Tradable. Critical Trading systems, such as leverage trading exchanges, DeFi trading apps, and trading oracles, are secured by the Shared Liquidity Hub, allowing flexibility like:
Application owners can also define module configurations while sharing a joint economic security base.
- A user can deposit 1 ETH collateral on a Lending and Borrowing platform(Module A) deployed on Monad, take loans of that collateral to participate in a presale on an LBP(Module B) deployed on Arbitrum, and reutilize their 1 ETH collateral to open a delta-neutral position on a perpetual futures exchange deployed on 12 chains(Module C). Apps and users can only achieve this level of flexibility and complexity with omnichain IDs backed by Tradable's Shared Liquidity Hub.
- A user could deposit ETH on the Mode network and provide liquidity to a spot DEX on Mode deployed as a Module on Tradable to earn Mode Points. Then, the user could reuse that ETH as collateral for futures trading on a perp Module on zkSync through their Omnichain ID.
- Systems like Ethena, which can't deploy onchain because of a lack of liquidity to back uPnL or lack of adequate collateral types on Onchain exchanges, could deploy on Tradable modules because of the security of Shared Liquidity.
- SocialFi trading apps built for trading groups could allow users to trade on multiple exchanges directly from their telegram channels without users moving their collaterals across exchanges.
Two industry-leading firms have audited Tradable; you can find the audit reports here:
Phase 1 Audit by Zokyo:
Phase 2 Audit by Three Sigma:
