LiquidChain is launching a Layer 3 cross-chain platform that connects 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 transactions in parallel between Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana using a ‘Parallel Execution Engine’.
- The project advertises stake rewards calculated at 1.965% to attract liquidity and allocates 35% of the tokens to an infrastructure fund and 32.5% to Global Outreach and Labs.
- LiquidChain is planning a token generation event without a fixed date and is marketing 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, up 33% from the previous year, according to financial results released on February 3, 2026.
LiquidChain volume reaches new peaks
The company’s trading volume reached $2 trillion, up 34% 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, has 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 uses what the company calls a ‘Parallel Execution Engine’, which according to the project enables simultaneous settlement of transactions across multiple blockchain networks. The technology aims to reduce the transaction time typically associated with cross-chain asset transfers, according to the project documentation.
LiquidChain’s staking protocol currently offers rewards calculated at 1.965%, according to the project’s published materials. The fee is intended to attract liquidity providers to the platform, the company said.
The project’s token allocation allocates 35% to 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, although no specific dates were provided. The project positions its platform as an alternative to traditional blockchain bridges for cross-chain asset movement.
According to market data, in addition to retail trading activities, the cryptocurrency industry has seen increased institutional participation in major digital assets including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and Solana.
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