2025-12-04 04:26:12

What application do people most want to see on an emerging Layer?

The answer is surprisingly unanimous—a cross-chain order book that can unify liquidity and assets across all chains.

Jillgun also mentioned looking forward to an order book system that can access depth across all chains simultaneously.

Currently, the different finality mechanisms of each chain fragment liquidity into isolated islands. Achieving truly seamless aggregation poses a significant technical challenge.

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SatoshiChallenger

· 3h ago

It’s the same old story of cross-chain aggregation again. Data shows the survival rate of these types of projects... whatever, as long as you’re happy. The ironic thing is, liquidity fragmentation isn’t a technical problem at all—it’s an economics problem. I heard this rhetoric back in 2016. What happened afterward? You can look it up yourself. The real challenge lies in the liquidation mechanism, but nobody wants to hear about that. Soon, some team will come out and claim they’ve solved it. And then what?

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MEVVictimAlliance

· 10h ago

A cross-chain order book sounds good, but how many can actually solve the problem of liquidity fragmentation?

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GasDevourer

· 12-04 04:54

Cross-chain order books sound great, but the technical challenges are really not that simple. --- It's fragmented liquidity again... When will this thing ever truly be solved? --- Sounds nice, but with such differences in finality mechanisms, aggregation still ends up being a bottleneck. --- Seamless aggregation? Don't kid me, we haven't even figured out the basic infrastructure yet. --- I've long wanted something that can unify and schedule depth across all chains, but I just don't know who can actually make it happen.

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staking_gramps

· 12-04 04:48

A cross-chain order book sounds great, but it’ll probably take another two years to actually launch. Liquidity fragmentation should have been solved a long time ago, why is it still an issue? The different finality mechanisms across chains are indeed a pain point—the technical barrier is real.

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CodeZeroBasis

· 12-04 04:47

Cross-chain order books sound great, but the real problem is: who can actually solve the differences in finality right now? Liquidity fragmentation is already out in the open; it's just a matter of who can be the first to break through. Everyone's holding back their big moves; I'm just waiting to be proven wrong.

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ApeShotFirst

· 12-04 04:40

Cross-chain order books? Sounds awesome, but I still think we need to wait a bit longer, the technical barriers are still there. --- Here we go again, liquidity fragmentation is so annoying. When will it finally be seamless? --- Jillgun is right, but which project has actually solved this so far? It’s all just PowerPoint presentations. --- Haha, alright then, just another reason for the "wait-and-see" crowd, time to keep lying flat. --- It has to actually get done, otherwise it’s just another failed dream. --- Different finality mechanisms are a pain, feels like it’s going to take a long time to figure out. --- I just want to see who can be the first to pull this off, then I’ll secretly buy the dip.

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