AERO slipped after traders booked gains at the $1.20 resistance, stalling momentum that followed a coordinated DeFi merger. Despite the merger's transparent rollout, buying interest eased and volume cooled.
Dromos Labs disclosed on Nov. 12 that Aerodrome and Velodrome will fold into a single DEX named Aero, creating a shared liquidity hub across Base, Optimism, Ethereum mainnet and Circle's Arc. The consolidation aims to simplify routing and deepen liquidity for traders and LPs across multiple Layer 2s.
Dromos Labs announced the launch of Aero, a unified trading system that will replace and merge Aerodrome (Base) and Velodrome (Optimism) and extend to other Ethereum chains. The overhaul is intended to consolidate liquidity and simplify trading across networks.
Dromos Labs will roll out the Aero protocol in the second quarter of 2026 to simplify cross-chain swaps on Ethereum and position itself as a challenger to Uniswap. Aero also promises to boost rewards for liquidity providers directly, aiming to attract both traders and LPs.
Dromos Labs has merged Aerodrome (Base) and Velodrome (Optimism) into a single exchange called Aero and announced plans to expand to Ethereum and Circle’s Arc. The consolidation aims to streamline liquidity and broaden access for AERO and VELO participants.
Aerodrome and Velodrome Finance have merged under Dromos Labs to launch Aero, a unified cross-chain DEX connecting Base and Optimism. The consolidation aims to pool liquidity and streamline AMM features across both chains.
Aerodrome and Velodrome announced a full merger into a single DEX brand, Aero, with plans to launch on Ethereum and Circle's Arc in 2026. The move aims to broaden liquidity and cross-chain access for AERO, VELO and ETH markets.
Dromos Labs launched Aero, a central liquidity hub, and rolled out an upgrade suite for Aerodrome to extend beyond Base to Ethereum and Circle’s Arc, promising deeper cross-EVM liquidity and improved routing for traders.