Avail Launches Nexus Mainnet Across Multiple Blockchain Networks
According to Avail, the Nexus mainnet now supports Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, and other major chains, with Solana integration planned, aiming to streamline cross-chain activity for rollups, app chains, and dApps.
Avail has launched the Nexus mainnet, a cross-chain execution layer that integrates rollups, application chains, and decentralized apps. The platform currently supports ecosystems including Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, and others, with Solana integration coming soon. Nexus employs intent-driven architecture to simplify asset bridging and network switching, while aggregating liquidity from multiple sources for efficient transfers. Avail also plans to add unified verification via its Data Availability layer to improve transaction data accessibility across supported chains.
- Intent-driven architecture: A design pattern where users specify desired outcomes rather than explicit steps, allowing the system to execute optimal solutions automatically.
- Liquidity aggregation: The process of pooling liquidity from multiple sources to enable larger and more efficient asset trades.
- Data Availability (DA): A blockchain concept ensuring that transaction data is accessible and verifiable for network participants, critical for validating chain state.