Camelot has been built as a highly efficient and customizable protocol, allowing both builders and users to leverage our custom infrastructure for deep, sustainable, and adaptable liquidity. Camelot moves beyond the traditional design of DEXs to focus on offering a tailored approach that prioritises composability.
Frontier is going all in on Uniswap V4, positioning itself as the ecosystem layer on top of the protocol after years of building alternative liquidity infrastructure. Its launch of programmable markets built on Uniswap V4 hooks lets teams design entire token economies by stacking customizable extensions — fees, revenue routing and post-trade actions become building blocks teams can combine or replace with their own.
Frontier says it is turning a single Uniswap V4 hook into an open platform of modular, composable extensions: teams can stack existing features, build their own, and design a programmable economy around every token launch.
Three teams launched with their own market mechanics on day one:
Frontier says it supports projects across the full asset lifecycle — launch, distribution, liquidity design, incentives and long-term support — all programmable and all on Uniswap.
Camelot unveiled its rebrand and expanded roadmap as the 'first Orbital Liquidity Network,' deploying its liquidity infrastructure across 8 Arbitrum Orbit chains (e.g., XAI, Sanko, Reya), with value captured to GRAIL.
Camelot released its V2 upgrade, deploying an Algebra V2-based concentrated liquidity AMM on Arbitrum via three staged rollouts for more efficient trading.
GRAIL trading liquidity went live 24 hours after the public sale ended, marking Camelot's decentralized exchange launch on Arbitrum.
The community fair launch opened with no pre-sale or VC investment; the sale ran until December 5, 2022, raising ~$3.8M at a GRAIL price of $254.21.
Genesis pools opened for deposits to bootstrap initial liquidity before GRAIL went live, with xGRAIL emissions starting November 23, 2022 and ceasing May 23, 2023.
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