Multichain Architecture
Multyr contracts are deployed on Arbitrum One. The system is currently in validation phase. Deposits are not open to the public. Behavior described on this page reflects the protocol's designed behavior; some mechanisms are active in shadow testing, others become active at public launch. See the Status page for details.
Multyr is designed as a multi-chain protocol, with independent deployments across multiple networks.
Initial Deployment
- Arbitrum is the first live network
Planned Expansion
Future deployments may include:
- Ethereum
- Base
- other L2 networks
Design Principle
Each chain operates as an independent system.
There is no shared global state across chains.
Per-Chain Deployment
Each network has its own:
- CoreVault instances
- strategies
- liquidity
- governance configuration
Capital Isolation
Funds are not bridged automatically between chains.
This ensures:
- reduced cross-chain risk
- clearer accounting
- isolation of failure domains
Strategy Differences
Strategies may differ per chain based on:
- available protocols
- liquidity conditions
- yield opportunities
Governance
Governance may operate:
- globally (shared governance layer)
- or per-chain (chain-specific parameters)
depending on system evolution.
Integration Implications
Developers must:
- select the correct chain
- use the correct vault address per chain
- handle chain-specific data
Future Considerations
Potential future features may include:
- cross-chain UX abstraction
- unified interfaces
- cross-chain analytics
However, these are not required for core protocol operation.
Summary
Multyr's multichain model is:
- independent per chain
- modular
- risk-isolated
Designed to:
→ scale across networks → preserve safety → adapt to market conditions