Functor Network Docs
  • Welcome to the Documentation Site
  • Overview
    • What is Functor Network?
    • Why Functor Network?
    • How is Functor enabling the onchain autonomous world?
    • Who can use Functor Network?
  • GETTING STARTED
    • Getting Started
  • USE CASES
    • Omnichain Automation
    • Liquidity Abstraction
    • Access Control
    • Key Management
    • Programmable Signing
    • Enterprise Integration
  • CORE CONCEPTS
    • Glossary
  • Resources
    • FAQs
  • COMMUNITY & CONTRIBUTION
    • Community & Contribution
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  • Automated Liquidity Provision
  • Enhanced Capital Efficiency
  • Simplified User and Developer Experience
  1. USE CASES

Liquidity Abstraction

Today's DeFi ecosystem suffers from fragmented liquidity, scattered across countless different chains, protocols, and pools. Functor solves this by creating a layer of liquidity abstraction, allowing users and agents to treat the entire multi-chain financial landscape as a single, unified pool of capital.

This is made possible by combining a single signer identity with our cross-chain execution logic. An autonomous agent can seamlessly tap into liquidity wherever it exists - to find the best swap price, the highest yield, or the lowest borrowing rate - without the user needing to manually bridge assets or manage different accounts.

Automated Liquidity Provision

Agents can automatically move liquidity to DeFi pools with the highest yield or lowest slippage across any supported chain, ensuring capital is always in its most productive location.

Enhanced Capital Efficiency

This abstraction eliminates idle capital. Assets can be moved and utilized instantly where they are most needed, responding in real-time to market opportunities across any ecosystem.

Simplified User and Developer Experience

For users, this means accessing deep liquidity for any action without worrying about the underlying chain. For developers, it means building applications that can leverage a global pool of capital from day one.

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