Concepts

Virtual liquidity

Virtual liquidity is an accounting model where allocations and balances are tracked in a way that allows one balance to be used across multiple strategies (within constraints), without requiring a traditional “custody pool” per strategy.

Strategies

A strategy is a reusable configuration for how liquidity is deployed and how execution happens.

From an integrator’s perspective, you can treat strategies as:

• a set of available liquidity sources/options
• with user-facing metadata (risk, fees, performance history when available)

Cross-chain swaps

Cross-chain swaps require coordination. As an integrator, you should treat them as asynchronous operations with:

• a start request
• intermediate states
• a finalized outcome