2021
Algebra is founded on Polygon
Launch of Algebra's concentrated liquidity DEX and development of its next-generation CLAMM technology.
Algebra is a DeFi infrastructure company that provides enterprise-grade liquidity technology for blockchain ecosystems, financial platforms and tokenized asset markets. Together with its partners across multiple blockchain networks, Algebra creates, launches, and powers decentralized exchanges, each operating under its own brand, governance model, and business requirements.

Unlike many DeFi protocols, Algebra gives operators control and clear accountability. A secure core, upgradeable audited plugins, continuous monitoring, SLAs, and defined legal responsibilities provide a production-ready framework for operating exchanges.

Founded in 2021, Algebra has spent more than five years building DeFi infrastructure. Today, its technology is used by more than 105 DEXs on over 50+ EVM-compatible blockchains. Protocols built on Algebra have processed more than $200 billion in trading volume, while Algebra-powered liquidity pools account for up to 8% of total EVM DEX trading activity. According to DeFiLlama, Algebra is among the most widely adopted DEX infrastructure technologies in the industry.
According to DeFiLlama, Algebra is among the most widely adopted DEX infrastructure technologies in the industry.
Algebra works with leading blockchain ecosystems, including Arbitrum, Avalanche, Polygon, BNB, and Hyperliquid. Its technology is used by prominent decentralized exchanges such as QuickSwap, Camelot, THENA, NEST, Blackhole, Hydrex, as well as dozens of other protocols. Beyond decentralized exchanges, Algebra integrates with wallets, aggregators, bridges, launchpads, and yield protocols across the broader DeFi ecosystem.
Hyperliquid

The company's core product, Algebra Integral, provides modular liquidity infrastructure for decentralized exchanges, tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) and institutional applications. Unlike traditional protocol forks, Algebra is built on its own technology stack, allowing partners to customize liquidity management, compliance features, pricing logic and trading mechanics while preserving the integrity and security of the core infrastructure.

2021
Launch of Algebra's concentrated liquidity DEX and development of its next-generation CLAMM technology.
2022
Algebra shifts to a B2B infrastructure model and launches its first partner deployment with QuickSwap on Polygon, introducing the first Algebra-powered DEX.
2023
Launch of Algebra Integral, introducing modular Plugin architecture that enables programmable liquidity pools and upgradeable exchange functionality.
2024
Algebra becomes one of the industry's leading DEX infrastructure providers, powering exchanges across major EVM networks.
The protocol is recognized as the #2 most-forked DEX technology after Uniswap and surpasses $100B in cumulative trading volume
2025 - Today
Algebra expands beyond crypto-native markets with infrastructure for tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) and regulated exchanges.
$200B+ in cumulative volume, 100+ DEX integrations.
Timeline item 1 of 5