1inch is rolling out its Aqua shared liquidity layer to all users on 13 blockchain networks. According to reports, Aqua is designed to let liquidity providers use a single wallet balance to support multiple liquidity positions at the same time, rather than splitting capital across separate pools.
Both outlets describe the core concept as “shared liquidity,” where assets remain under the provider’s control in their own wallets. The protocol then routes that capital to back several positions concurrently, reducing the need to distribute funds across different liquidity venues. The expansion is described as going live across 13 chains, broadening Aqua’s availability beyond earlier stages or limited support.
No outlet cited additional policy details such as specific deployment dates per chain, supported asset types, or changes to fees. The reporting focuses mainly on the mechanism—one balance backing multiple positions—along with the breadth of the rollout across the 13 networks.
