What to know:
- Inclusive Layer aims to remove technical barriers for developers and provide liquidity aggregation across multiple blockchains, including Ethereum, Solana, Base, Polygon, and Arbitrum.
- The first application on Inclusive Layer will be a cross-chain trading service named Caishen.
- Both Inclusive Layer and Caishen received incubation support from Delta Blockchain Fund, with backing from GSR and Borderless.
Kavita Gupta is introducing a new venture called Inclusive Layer, which targets helping developers build blockchain applications seamlessly across different chains without requiring extensive coding skills. The goal is to eliminate technical obstacles and improve liquidity aggregation across platforms like Ethereum and Solana. The initial service, Caishen, will be designed for cross-chain trading.
Gupta indicated that there’s a noticeable demand for convenient solutions to facilitate blockchain development as more individuals enter the industry. Noting the presence of established players like Alchemy and Swing, she observed a consistent need for additional support in simplifying cross-chain decentralized application (dapp) development.
“Everybody really wants to build between Base and Solana,” Gupta stated in an interview. “But building between those two and having them integrated is not at all easy. I started to see a huge gap: Why are people not able to build a robust white label cross-chain solution?”
Joining Gupta in this effort is Blas Rodríguez Irizar, who previously served as the CTO of Composable Foundation and worked at ConsenSys. Both projects, Inclusive Layer and Caishen, are incubated under the Delta Blockchain Fund with support from GSR and Borderless.
