Dubai-based blockchain infrastructure project Avail has unveiled its comprehensive Avail Stack, aiming to capture a share of the rapidly growing global blockchain infrastructure market projected to hit $306 billion by 2030. The Avail Stack integrates horizontal scalability, seamless crosschain connectivity, and unified liquidity while maintaining decentralization principles.
Backed by prominent venture capital firms including Founders Fund and Dragonfly, Avail has attracted $75 million in funding led by former Polygon co-founders Anurag Arjun and Prabal Banerjee. The full stack comprises several components: Avail DA (data availability layer), Avail Nexus (a permissionless crosschain messaging layer), and Avail Fusion (offering pooled crypto-economic security), as well as upgrades such as Turbo DA, Enigma DA, and Light Clients.
The Avail Nexus enables a frictionless crosschain experience by dramatically simplifying multi-step asset and data transfers across diverse ecosystems—removing network switches and leaving apps. It supports connectivity between EVM, ZK, Optimistic, and sovereign chains, allowing shared applications and liquidity that accelerate blockchain ecosystem growth.
Avail is powering innovative Web3 projects like Lens Protocol, Sophon zk-validium, and Space & Time's ZK query proofs, alongside institutional tokenization platforms Lumia and rootVX. The project targets broader blockchain adoption by addressing current scalability and interoperability hurdles made evident by Ethereum’s rollup-centric approach, brittle bridges, liquidity fragmentation, and developer complexity.
With its modular, interoperable multichain infrastructure, Avail aims to establish a foundation for new chains to launch quickly, scale effortlessly, and interoperate authentically—ushering in a connected Web3 economy with shared liquidity and composability while adhering to decentralization and permissionless principles.