Paradigm Introduces New Automated Market Maker That Can Beat Uniswap V3 and Curve

Paradigm researchers have unveiled a new AMM Orbital that can operate on pools of 10, 100, or 1,000 stablecoins. Read what exactly it is

Published by

Sneha Agrawal

June 4, 2025

New Product Paradigm Introduces New Automated Market Maker That Can Beat Uniswap V3 and Curve

Paradigm’s New AMM:- The stablecoin market is breaking all records to stand at its all-time high of $250 billion. As the market and the adoption for stablecoin continues to grow, there is also a growing need for more liquid Automated Market Maker (AMM).

In a bid to provide a solution to this, leading VC firm Paradigm has introduced new AMM called Orbital – built for Stablecoins. Paradigm Researcher Dave White while unveiling Orbital said, “The future holds a million Stablecoins. Today’s infra isn’t ready.”

What exactly is Paradigm’s Orbital?

Orbital is designed and conceptualised by Paradigm’s Dave White and Dan Robinson who also worked on building Uniswap V3. It aims to outperform existing solutions like Uniswap V3 and Curve in managing stablecoin liquidity.

According to the paper released by the VC firm, Orbital aims to extend on the concept of concentrated liquidity pioneered by Uniswap V3.

Uniswap V3 pioneered concentrated liquidity within custom price ranges for two-asset pools, but it remains limited to pairwise trading. This ends up requiring users to split capital across multiple pools when seeking yield opportunities across several stablecoins.

And as for Curve’s approach, Paradigm believes that it lacks the granular control and customization for individual liquidity providers.

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However, Paradigm’s new AMM Orbital aims to extend on this concentrated liquidity by moving beyond pairwise pools. Orbital is designed to handle configurations that can work with dozens, hundreds, or even thousands of stablecoins simultaneously.

The paper also mentions that smaller orbital ticks in AMM will allow the liquidity providers to have better capital efficiency. It will minimize fragmentation and lowering gas costs. This will help traders with reduced slippage and tighter spreads across major stablecoins like USDC, USDT, DAI, etc.

Dave White mentions that “Orbital is a conceptual leap. If stablecoin ecosystems continue expanding, existing AMM structures simply won’t scale. Orbital’s high-dimensional model is designed for a future with a million stablecoins.”

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Stablecoin Liquidity to be Reshaped?

By its desgin, it seems that Orbital could reshape stablecoin liquidity in DeFi.

While Orbital currently exists as a research proposal, Paradigm has indicated plans to open-source the reference implementation within Q3 2025. It is currently inviting community audits and bug bounties before mainnet deployment.

The timeline also aligns with an increasing adoption and interest in stablecoins as default medium for cross-border transactions. Both institutional and industry brands are either adopting or launching stablecoins.

Leading US banks such as JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Citigroup, and Morgan Stanley have either piloted or announced plans to issue bank-backed stablecoins.

For example, discussions were underway between JP Morgan, Bank of America, and Citigroup to launch a joint USD-pegged stablecoin. This has been motivated by concerns that existing privately issued stablecoins could usurp traditional banking functions like payments and deposits.

As for regulatory landscape, the U.S. Senate has passed the GENIUS Act by a 69-31 vote, followed by advancing the companion STABLE Act in the House. As of the recent update, GENIUS is also incorporating amendments with 60 proposals.

Thus, with all the tides shifting in positive direction, the new AMM Orbital by Paradigm is further predicted to stimulate that growth.

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With over four years of experience in covering and tracking the financial markets, Sneha Agrawal is a dedicated Crypto Journalist and Editor with passion for researching and writing the crypto pieces. She is currently leading the Brandtalk section, here at CoinGape. She likes to keep track of political, legal and financial happenings all around the world - without which she deems her day incomplete. Apart from her Journalistic endeavours, she is a solo traveler, museum goer, and a keen reader of books.