Euclid Protocol Aims to Unify Liquidity Across Blockchains

Georges Chouchani, founder of Euclid Protocol, argues that crypto has long treated liquidity as a finite resource, pushing projects into a “zero sum game” of incentives and marketing. That competition fragmented liquidity across networks, forcing identical assets into separate pools and leaving many protocols without the depth they need.

Euclid’s approach is to generate and optimize liquidity rather than simply move it between chains. Instead of splitting assets into wrapped or bridged versions across dozens of pools, the protocol offers a unified liquidity layer that makes markets accessible from 50+ networks, aiming to be the most liquid venue for trades.

To achieve that, Euclid sets prices itself using an AMM and its own orderbook instead of sourcing quotes from other markets.

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