Model the next chain
before you move
Routefold creates a Multichain Digital Twin of an onchain product and turns it into a ranked expansion strategy, architecture brief, risk register, and 30-day execution plan.
- 01Base91
Distribution depth, low fee floor, native USDC
- 02Arbitrum One84
Deepest DeFi liquidity, mature tooling
- 03Solana76
Highest throughput, non-EVM engineering cost
- 04OP Mainnet71
Superchain alignment, grant surface
Ordering matters as much as ranking. Some moves make the next one cheaper; some foreclose it entirely.
Multichain Digital Twin
A model of your product, not a chain leaderboard
Generic chain rankings answer a question nobody asked. Routefold scores candidates against a structural model of the product that is actually moving — including the parts of it that do not travel.
Contract surface
Every deployed contract, its upgrade path, and what assumes a single chain.
Liquidity dependencies
Which pools, which depth, and what happens when it is a tenth of that.
Oracle surface
Price sources per chain, their update cadence, and their failure behaviour.
Sequencer assumptions
What the product implicitly assumes about ordering, finality and reorgs.
Key management
Admin keys, multisigs, timelocks — and what replicating them costs per chain.
Distribution
Where the users are, where the integrations are, and where neither is yet.
What you receive
Six artefacts, not a slide deck
- 01
Multichain Digital Twin
A structural model of the product: contracts, dependencies, liquidity assumptions, oracle surface, and the parts that do not travel.
- 02
Chain-fit score
Each candidate scored against the twin — not against a generic leaderboard — so the ranking reflects your architecture.
- 03
Expansion graph
Ordering and dependencies across chains, including which moves foreclose others.
- 04
Architecture brief
What has to change per chain: bridging model, oracle sourcing, sequencer assumptions, key management.
- 05
Risk register
Named risks with owners and triggers, covering bridge trust, liquidity fragmentation, and governance surface.
- 06
30-day execution plan
A sequenced plan with checkpoints, so the first two weeks are not spent deciding what the first two weeks are.
30-day execution plan
Sequenced, with checkpoints
Days 1–7
Twin and baseline
Build the digital twin, agree the scoring weights, and freeze the candidate set.
Days 8–14
Architecture brief
Per-chain deltas: bridging model, oracle sourcing, key management, monitoring.
Days 15–21
Risk register and dry run
Named risks with owners and triggers; testnet deployment against the brief.
Days 22–30
Launch sequence
Ordered rollout with checkpoints, liquidity plan, and a documented rollback.
Routefold — A ZeFi company. Same architecture, same safety posture, same refusal to present an estimate as a fact.