The usual way
Two chains, two pools
- Drawback:Liquidity split between two pools
- Drawback:Two prices that drift apart
- Drawback:Bots profit from the gap between them
- Drawback:Thinner pools, more slippage on every trade
SolanaNEARTwo chains.
Two chains.
One pool.
One market.
Tokens on Solear are the same token on Solana and NEAR. Omni Bridge mints them on both chains from one supply, and every trade, from either side, fills in the same pool at the same price.
Why it matters
Most cross-chain tokens are really two tokens.
Bridging usually means a second copy of the token and a second pool on the other chain. Liquidity splits in half, the two prices drift apart, and the gap goes to arbitrage bots. Solear keeps one pool.
Solear
Two chains, one pool
- Benefit:All liquidity in one pool, locked for good
- Benefit:One price, whichever chain you buy from
- Benefit:The same token with one supply, minted on both chains
- Benefit:A deeper pool and less slippage for everyone
How it works
One token, minted on both chains.
- 01
Launch on a home chain
Pick Solana or NEAR. The token goes live there in a single pool that holds all of its liquidity.
- 02
Minted on the other chain
Omni Bridge registers the same token on the other chain. Tokens that cross are locked on one side and minted on the other, then burned and unlocked on the way back. The supply never changes.
- 03
Trade from either side
Cross-chain buys route to the token’s home market. Your quote shows a time estimate; bridge and network conditions can change it.
One market is open.
Your wallet signs every step. If an order cannot fill, it is refunded or held for you to claim.