Orderly and Sonic: Integration to Enhance Liquidity and Trading Opportunities

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago

Web3 liquidity layer Orderly has announced its integration with Sonic, a new EVM Layer 1 platform. This partnership will enable Sonic developers and users to access deep liquidity through Orderly's omnichain orderbook.

Orderly and Sonic: A New Collaboration

Sonic, formerly known as Fantom, launched its mainnet in December 2024, offering 10,000 transactions per second and sub-second finality. Orderly provides its services across various EVM networks and now on Sonic, allowing Sonic projects to create trading solutions without being constrained by native network liquidity.

Technological Advantages of Orderly

Orderly's technology has already been deployed across the omnichain ecosystem and on Solana. With its integration on Sonic, the platform's users can benefit from the deep liquidity provided by the cross-chain orderbook.

Sonic’s high-performance infrastructure aligns perfectly with our vision of creating seamless trading experiences across chains.Orderly Co-Founder Ran Yi

Developer Incentives on Sonic

To incentivize users, Sonic has confirmed a distribution of approximately 200 million S tokens. This initiative will further increase interest in Sonic’s high-throughput network. Coupled with Orderly's capabilities, users can trade with reduced slippage.

The integration of Orderly with Sonic opens new opportunities for developers and platform users, providing access to advanced trading solutions and deep liquidity.

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