Orderly goes live on Robinhood Chain, enabling no-code perp DEX creation

Orderly Network has launched on Robinhood Chain, bringing its no-code decentralized exchange infrastructure to the Arbitrum Orbit-based Layer-2 network. The integration gives builders and entrepreneurs access to over 130 perpetual futures markets through Orderly’s shared omnichain order book, all without needing a development team or back-end expertise. What Orderly actually does Orderly’s flagship product, Orderly One, lets users deploy custom-branded DEXs in minutes. The platform handles the heavy lifting: liquidity aggregation, order book infrastructure, and cross-chain settlement. Users just pick their branding and go live. The protocol operates as a shared liquidity layer, meaning every DEX built on top of it taps into the same pool of orders. That solves one of DeFi’s most persistent headaches: fragmented liquidity across dozens of competing venues that each struggle to offer tight spreads on their own. Orderly’s infrastructure already powers projects like WOO, Raydium, and QuickSwap for shared liquidity and permissionless listings. The protocol supports EVM-compatible chains, which made the expansion to Robinhood Chain a natural fit given its Arbitrum Orbit architecture. Ord...