Introducing Inclusive Layer: A New Frontier in Blockchain Development
Kavita Gupta, the visionary founder of Delta Blockchain Fund, is spearheading an innovative startup known as Inclusive Layer. This initiative is tailored to empower individuals in creating blockchain applications across various chains, eliminating the need for extensive coding skills.
The overarching goal of Inclusive Layer is to streamline the development process by reducing technical barriers and fostering liquidity aggregation among prominent platforms such as Ethereum, Solana, Base, Polygon, and Arbitrum. According to a recent press release, the first offering from Inclusive Layer is an advanced cross-chain trading service dubbed Caishen.
In the rapidly evolving landscape of blockchain technology, providing picks and shovels solutions that alleviate the complexities of development can be a strategic move, particularly as the industry anticipates an influx of new participants. Despite the presence of established players like Alchemy and Swing, there remains a pressing demand for tools that simplify the creation of cross-chain decentralized applications (dapps).
Gupta notes that over the past few years, she has received numerous inquiries regarding the development of cross-chain options, perpetual contracts, and even memecoins. This consistent demand highlighted the necessity for a comprehensive solution to bridge these gaps. “There’s a palpable desire among developers to create connections between Base and Solana,” Gupta remarked in a recent interview. “However, the integration process between these two platforms is quite challenging. I recognized a significant opportunity: Why isn’t there a robust white-label cross-chain solution available?”
Joining Gupta in this ambitious venture is Blas Rodríguez Irizar, who previously served as the Chief Technology Officer at Composable Foundation and held a software engineering position at ConsenSys. Together, they are working on both Inclusive Layer and Caishen, which have been incubated under the auspices of Delta Blockchain Fund, with additional backing from GSR and Borderless.
