LiquidChain launches a Layer 3 cross-chain platform linking Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, advertising 1,965% staking rewards and positioning itself as a bridge alternative.
Summary
- LiquidChain launched a cross-chain Layer 3 platform designed to settle trades in parallel across Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana using a “Parallel Execution Engine.”
- The project advertises staking rewards calculated at 1,965% to attract liquidity and allocates 35% of tokens to an Infrastructure Fund and 32.5% to Global Outreach and Labs.
- LiquidChain plans a token generation event without a set date and markets itself as an alternative to traditional blockchain bridges for cross-chain transfers.
Payward Inc., the parent company of cryptocurrency exchange Kraken, reported $2.2 billion in adjusted revenue for 2025, representing a 33% increase from the previous year, according to financial results released February 3, 2026.
LiquidChain volume reaches new peaks
The company’s trading volume reached $2 trillion, a 34% increase year-over-year. Non-trading services including custody, payments, and financing accounted for 53% of total revenue, according to the financial report. The platform reported 5.7 million funded accounts as of the reporting period.
LiquidChain, a blockchain project, announced the launch of its cross-chain platform designed to facilitate transactions across Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana networks. The project describes itself as a Layer 3 infrastructure that connects multiple blockchain networks.
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The platform utilizes what the company terms a “Parallel Execution Engine,” which the project states enables simultaneous settlement of trades across multiple blockchain networks. The technology aims to reduce transaction time typically associated with cross-chain asset transfers, according to project documentation.
LiquidChain’s staking protocol currently offers rewards calculated at 1,965%, according to the project’s published materials. The rate is designed to attract liquidity providers to the platform, the company stated.
The project’s token allocation designates 35% for an Infrastructure Fund intended to maintain cross-chain validators, while 32.5% is allocated to Global Outreach and Labs for development purposes, according to the tokenomics structure outlined by the project.
LiquidChain has announced plans for a token generation event, though specific dates were not provided. The project positions its platform as an alternative to traditional blockchain bridges for cross-chain asset movement.
The cryptocurrency industry has seen increased institutional participation alongside retail trading activity across major digital assets including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Solana, according to market data.
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