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Fluxion Network has launched its mainnet on Mantle to boost spot liquidity for decentralized finance and real-world assets. The team positions Fluxion as Mantle’s native execution layer for asset-backed tokens, aiming to make price discovery and trading faster and more transparent. The rollout highlights plans for deeper integrations with Mantle-based issuers and protocols as tokenized markets look for efficient, 24/7 rails.
Fluxion’s stack combines automated market maker pools and an upcoming hybrid orderbook. In its technical overview, the company outline architecture with AMM V2 for stable and volatile pairs, AMM V3 for concentrated liquidity, and an RFQ-enabled orderbook designed for large, asset-sensitive trades (PR Newswire). Together, these modules target lower slippage and better capital efficiency for tokens linked to real assets.
Independent coverage said Fluxion will focus on being Mantle’s RWA spot-liquidity backbone. BlockchainReporter report launch, noting live integrations and a roadmap of incentives to attract market makers. “As Mantle continues to evolve into a leading execution and liquidity layer for RWAs, native infrastructure matters,” said Emily Bao, Key Advisor at Mantle. “Fluxion represents the kind of purpose-built, ecosystem-first DEX we want powering spot liquidity on Mantle.”
Data services also tracked the go-live. RootData note listing of “Fluxion DEX officially launched on the Mantle mainnet,” emphasizing its real-asset spot-liquidity focus and the December 2025 timing. The listing echoes Fluxion’s aim to serve as the default venue for issuers seeking production-grade trading, rather than pilots that fragment liquidity across multiple wrapped assets.
For real-estate tokenization, deeper spot liquidity can help projects price fractional interests and manage secondary flows under clearer rules. Mantle’s push into asset-backed finance means property-linked tokens could trade against stable pairs with tighter spreads, while compliance-friendly rails support institutional checks. Fluxion’s modular design also supports market-maker programs that can concentrate liquidity where most buyers and sellers meet.
“Fluxion was built from the ground up to serve spot markets that demand precision, depth, and capital efficiency,” said Sham Lee, CMO at Fluxion. The team lists next steps: optimizing AMM markets, deploying the RFQ orderbook, and expanding integrations with Mantle-native issuers. If execution holds, Fluxion could become Mantle’s hub for RWA spot trading—improving discovery, settlement, and investor access for tokenized assets.
