Everclear Unveils Full Mainnet, Expands Reach to Solana, and Launches Zero-Fee Rebalancing Initiative

A decentralized network dedicated to streamlining global liquidity settlements across multiple blockchains, Everclear has announced that its mainnet is now live, with support extended to include Solana . Concurrently, the protocol has launched a zero-fee rebalancing campaign aimed at users trading on the top four EVM-compatible chains. 

As a Layer 2 liquidity marketplace, Everclear harmonizes deposits from various chains, facilitating a more smooth and cost-effective rebalancing process. This innovative approach targets a wide spectrum of market participants, including Intent Bridges, liquidity Solvers, and centralized exchanges (CEXs), by managing to lower rebalancing costs to below 1.5 basis points in some scenarios. The end result is an enhancement of profit margins and a smoother operational flow.

Everclear also offers access to distinct liquidity paths—like transitioning assets to the Ethereum mainnet—and supports an expanding array of chains, including fresh support for rebalancing from Solana to Layer 2. 

In a short span since its beta launch, Everclear has scaled impressively, going from backing 5 EVM-compatible blockchains to supporting 18, with even more growth anticipated. This growth in liquidity volume is striking, climbing from $5 million in January to approximately $125 million by March, marking a remarkable 25-fold growth just in the first quarter.

The ecosystem surrounding Everclear keeps flourishing, unifying major DeFi players and cross-chain protocols. Capital optimization entities like Tokka, Sprinter, and Aori leverage Everclear for more efficient liquidity management. Similarly, infrastructure like RhinoFi, Router Protocol, and Relay depend on the network for asset rebalancing, minimizing slippage and enhancing capital allocation. Chain abstraction technologies such as Particle are also integrating Everclear for their rebalancing needs, while token projects like Puffer employ the xERC20 standard to navigate across multiple chains unimpeded by slippage or vendor lock-in.

Further integrations with platforms such as Hyperlane, Li.Fi, Across, Polymer, Arbitrum, Gelato, Anoma, and Eigen Layer highlight the increasing momentum of the Everclear network within the decentralized finance sector.

To foster long-term motivation and decentralized governance, Everclear’s native token, CLEAR, will be pivotal for both market utility and community participation. The Everclear DAO has set forth that 75% of all protocol-generated fees will be channeled into quarterly CLEAR buybacks, aimed at boosting token demand and delivering value to participants within the ecosystem.

Everclear Expands Into Solana, Launches Zero-Fee Rebalancing Initiative to Enhance Cross-Chain Liquidity Framework

The recent integration of Solana into Everclear’s ecosystem signifies a pivotal moment in the continuous move towards creating seamless interactions among leading Layer 1 blockchains. This enhancement empowers liquidity solvers and protocol frameworks focused on intent-based functionalities to conduct effective rebalancing activities across Solana and EVM chains, now at lower operational costs. 

Additionally, as part of this effort, Everclear has rolled out a limited-time zero-fee initiative, permitting users to rebalance WETH and USDC across four EVM networks—Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, and OP Mainnet—without incurring protocol expenses. However, this initiative comes with specific caps: WETH transfers are limited to 100 tokens per transaction, while USDC rebalances are restricted to $50,000 per transfer. These incentives are carefully crafted to stimulate increased liquidity movements and to ensure users enjoy a seamless experience as they navigate the diverse Layer 2 landscape.

At its essence, this initiative reflects Everclear’s ambitious long-term strategy aimed at developing a cost-free cross-chain framework for asset transfers. The team envisions that through their innovative netting technology, they can facilitate offsetting transactions between networks, thereby removing the barriers and costs associated with traditional bridging. The current zero-fee offering serves as an initial glimpse into this future, where rebalancing not only becomes frictionless but also economically sustainable on a broader scale—potentially solving one of the most enduring challenges in managing multi-chain liquidity.