Liquidity inventory
System-level execution liquidity held as one inventory rather than isolated pools per network, owned and managed by the SODAX DAO, that admitted solvers draw on to fill intents. Funded by 60% of the protocol fee.
What it is
The liquidity inventory is SODAX's own execution capital: one system-level inventory rather than isolated pools per network, owned and managed by the SODAX DAO. Admitted solvers draw on it to fill intents, inside the SODAX System or on external venues where they operate.
What it does inside SODAX
The inventory is the deeper of the two layers of SODAX liquidity, alongside addressable liquidity, the local venue liquidity the system can reach on each network. It is funded by 60% of the fees the system collects, so activity deepens the capital available for the next fill.
Why it exists
Cross-network fills fail without capital in the right place at the right time. Holding one DAO-governed inventory rather than fragmenting capital across per-network pools is what lets solvers serve long-tail assets, non-EVM routes and cross-network paths without holding idle balances on every network.