How to participate in the Inclusive Layer, the Inclusive Layer, a big tree that intends to participate in the cross-chain protocol? |Super early project attention

Author: Grapefruit, ChainCatcher

"Cross-chain" has always been a product that is urgently needed in the crypto industry.

Recently, the cross-chain field has ushered in a lot of good news. On February 19, the cross-chain asset packaging agreement Universal announced the completion of a US$9 million financing led by a16z. Immediately afterwards, on February 20, the Ethereum Foundation announced the launch of the modular cross-chain operation open source framework Open Intents Framework, providing developers with powerful tools for building and deploying intent product experiences, further promoting the development of cross-chain technology.

On February 26, Kavita Gupta, an early participant in the Ethereum ecosystem, founder of Delta Fund and former partner of ConsenSys Ventures, publicly announced the launch of the cross-chain aggregation protocol Inclusive Layer. The protocol is centered on user intentions and aims to break through the barriers between EVM and non-EVM ecosystems and provide users and developers with a more seamless cross-chain experience.

Cross-chain protocol based on intent, unify EVM and non-EVM

ecosystems across chains

Inclusive Layer is an intention-based cross-chain aggregation protocol, aiming to achieve the organic unity of EVM and non-EVM ecosystems, creating a one-stop, all-round multi-chain interaction experience for users. Users only need to interact with multiple networks and multiple protocols through a single and simple operation interface.

In terms of implementation form, Inclusive Layer provides "cross-chain unified liquidity aggregation layer between EVM and non-EVM chains" and an SDK for "account management, chain abstraction and liquidity aggregation", which enables any developer to integrate with it to implement multi-chain deployment management of applications and assets.

Under the current pattern of multi-chain coexistence, liquidity fragmentation and cross-chain complexity have not been effectively solved. Inclusive Layer hopes to solve these industry pain points, and by creating a cross-chain aggregation platform based on intentions, establish liquidity aggregation between networks such as Ethereum, Solana, Base, Polygon or Arbitrum, so that developers and users can complete the deployment, interaction behavior of all networks on one platform.

Features and benefits of Inclusive Layer:

• One-stop API interface : Through a simple and easy-to-use API, developers can easily access many mainstream blockchain networks such as Ethereum, Solana, Bitcoin L2, etc., greatly simplifying the development process and reducing the technical threshold.
• Unified liquidity aggregation: The liquidity resources of the top decentralized exchanges (DEXs) and professional market makers have been integrated to form a huge and efficient liquidity network, providing users and developers with sufficient financial support and high-quality trading experience.
• Multi-chain transaction experience is frictionless : With the help of chain abstract technology and innovative Gas-free trading mechanism, we create a seamless and smooth onboarding experience for users. Users can easily start a cross-chain journey without having to understand the complex technical details of the underlying blockchain or paying attention to which Gas fee you use.

Specifically, the main benefits of developers' integration of Inclusive Layer are reflected in the following aspects:

• Abstract multi-chain and multi-protocol interaction complexity : The complex interaction logic between different blockchain networks and protocols is highly abstracted and encapsulated. Developers can quickly build cross-chain applications without in-depth research on the underlying technical details of each chain and protocol, which greatly reduces the difficulty and workload of development.
• Significantly reduce the development time of new encrypted applications : With its complete infrastructure and rich functional modules, developers can quickly build their own application framework based on Inclusive Layer, avoiding the tedious development process from scratch, thereby significantly shortening the development cycle and accelerating the speed of product launch.
• Token liquidity network : After accessing Inclusive Layer, developers and users can easily access the huge liquidity network that supports various popular tokens. Whether it is mainstream cryptocurrencies or emerging token projects, they can find sufficient liquidity in the network, providing solid guarantees for the operation of transactions and applications.

From this point of view, Inclusive Layer is suitable for every Web3 developer, whether it is DeFi, GameFi or various DApp applications, and can be deployed one-click cross-chain by using Inclusive Layer.

Official flagship cross-chain trading platform Caishen

On February 26, Caishen, the first cross-chain product of the Inclusive Layer ecosystem, was officially announced to launch a new experience in cross-chain transactions for users. Users only need the only wallet they need. From then on, users can imagine cross-chain seamless transactions of 5,000+ tokens with just one wallet, realizing free transactions of any token and any chain, which can be comparable to the smooth experience of CEX level, while ensuring low cost and security of decentralization.

For example, the Caishen bit provides a "click" cross-chain minimalist operation. Through this product, users can directly exchange ETH on Ethereum into JTO (Jito) tokens on Solana chain. Users do not need to pay attention to Gas payments, no additional wallets, no complicated processes, and no longer have headaches for cross-chain transactions.

Currently, Caishen’s private beta version has been open for application, and users can participate in the test application by submitting their email information.

The Inclusive Layer team is backed by Delta Fund **and

ConsenSys**

The reason why Inclusive Layer is attracted to the market is mainly because the project is led by Kavita Gupta, founder of Delta Fund, who, as an early investor in the Ethereum ecosystem, founded ConsenSys Ventures and participated in early investments in well-known blockchain projects such as Polygon, StarkWare and BlockFi, and is well-known in the crypto industry. Now, Kavita Gupta has publicly announced its new project, Inclusive Layer, which comes with its own traffic aura.

In addition, Blas Rodríguez Irizar, former chief technology officer of Composable Foundation and senior software engineer at ConsenSys, was also involved in the development of the project.

Inclusive Layer and its cross-chain flagship product Caishen are both incubated by the Delta Blockchain Fund and supported by GSR and Borderless.

(This article only introduces early projects and is not used as investment advice.)