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    $3.5b in liquidity set to flow to Unichain

    James WilsonBy James WilsonMay 1, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Enso has partnered with Stargate and LayerZero to create a one-click liquidity migration solution for Unichain, setting the stage for up to $3.5b liquidity inflow.

    As Web3 advances, smooth movement across networks becomes more essential. Until now, transferring liquidity to Unichain has involved a complicated, multi-step process, discouraging many liquidity providers (LPs) from making use of Uniswap v4.

    Enso is addressing this challenge by joining forces with LayerZero and Stargate to offer a one-click migration solution. This will enable LPs to bridge, migrate, and redeploy their liquidity in a single, seamless transaction. Uniswap v2 and v3 LPs will be invited to move their positions from Ethereum and other EVM-compatible networks directly to Uniswap v4 on Unichain. 

    Up to $3.5 billion in liquidity is set to transition to Unichain, potentially marking one of the largest liquidity shifts in Ethereum’s history.

    The migration system was built collaboratively, with Enso handling DeFi execution and deployment, Stargate facilitating bridging, and LayerZero ensuring secure, reliable messaging across the networks.

    “Through engineering a unified solution with the help of Stargate and LayerZero, Enso has added the missing piece to the puzzle,” said Enso Co-Founder Connor Howe. With the ability to transfer their positions in one click, Uniswap LPs are about to trigger one of the largest liquidity migration events in Ethereum history.”

    By enabling LP migration between EVM chains and Unichain, Enso provides a practical example of how DeFi’s composability can be used to seamlessly transfer billions in onchain liquidity.



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