Dolomite is a decentralized currency market and decentralized exchange, positioned as an on-chain liquidity and trading infrastructure project. Here is a detailed introduction to it:

- Core features: Supports order book and AMM trading, providing frictionless spot trading and liquidity supply; has cross-chain liquidity and bridging capabilities, allowing asset transfers between chains and layer two networks; offers derivatives, margin, and leverage primitives to enable non-custodial margin trading; possesses liquidity management functions to help liquidity providers optimize capital efficiency; provides developer tools and SDKs to facilitate third-party construction of trading UIs and analytics.

- Tokenomics: DOLO token is its native token, with a maximum supply close to 1,000,000,000. DOLO holders and stakers can benefit from reduced trading fees or priority access to new liquidity programs; the token is also used to incentivize liquidity providers and early adopters, and in the future, it may be used for voting on upgrades, parameter adjustments, and reward distributions, with part of the platform fees potentially allocated to the treasury, from which DOLO holders can extract value.

- Development history: In May 2023, Dolomite successfully raised $2.5 million from Draper Goren Holm, NGC Ventures, and other funds. From 2023 to 2024, it will launch margin lending, virtual liquidity, yield farming, and other functions. From 2024 to 2025, it will transition to a decentralized autonomous organization and develop a mobile application. On April 22, 2025, Binance Alpha announced that it will launch Dolomite (DOLO).

- Ecosystem: Dolomite was initially built on Arbitrum and later expanded to multiple blockchains such as Berachain, Mantle, Polygon zkEVM, and X Layer, with approximately $800 million in total locked value (TVL), of which $740 million is concentrated in Berachain. The protocol supports over 32 types of collateral assets and integrates with several DeFi platforms, including Harvest Finance, FalconX, Chainlink, and The Graph.