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# Trading, Liquidity, and Launch infrastructure

For many builders, deployment is not the end of the workflow.

Once a product goes live, it may also need routing, liquidity, trading access, launch support, and market visibility.

That is where the market infrastructure layer comes in.

#### **dFlow** 

dFlow supports routing and execution infrastructure for trading-related product flows.

#### **Kamino** 

Kamino expands access to DeFi functionality, including lending, vault, and yield-related use cases.

#### **Meteora** 

Meteora plays a key role in launch mechanics and liquidity formation, particularly around bonding curve-based launch structures.

#### **Jupiter** 

Jupiter supports broader routing and trading access across the Solana ecosystem.

#### **Raydium** 

Raydiumadds liquidity and market infrastructure for product and launch-related trading flows.

#### **Streamflow** 

Streamflow supports launch and distribution mechanics tied to ecosystem rollout.

#### **Fomo** and **Moonshot** 

Both extend visibility, discovery, and trading support around launched assets and token pairs.

#### **Aerodrome** 

Aerodrome expands the builder path into Base-related DeFi and liquidity use cases as Eitherway continues to support broader multi-ecosystem builds.

These integrations matter because for some products, launch also means market access.


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