Delta Blockchain Fund Founder Launches New Startup, Inclusive Layer, to Simplify Blockchain Application Development
Delta Blockchain Fund founder Kavita Gupta is spearheading a new venture called Inclusive Layer, aimed at enabling individuals to create blockchain applications across multiple chains without requiring extensive coding knowledge.
The platform seeks to eliminate technical barriers and facilitate liquidity aggregation between popular chains like Ethereum, Solana, Base, Polygon, and Arbitrum. The flagship offering on Inclusive Layer is Caishen, a cross-chain trading service.
With the rise of interest in blockchain technology, tools like Inclusive Layer that streamline development processes are becoming increasingly valuable. Despite the presence of established players like Alchemy and Swing, the demand for user-friendly solutions for building cross-chain decentralized applications (dapps) remains strong.
Gupta explains that the inspiration for Inclusive Layer came from the frequent inquiries she received about creating cross-chain options, perps, and memecoins. She recognized the need for a comprehensive cross-chain solution to bridge platforms like Base and Solana seamlessly.
“Everyone is eager to bridge the gap between Base and Solana,” Gupta stated. “However, achieving seamless integration between these two chains is a complex task. This led me to identify a significant opportunity: Why aren’t people able to develop a robust white label cross-chain solution?”
Gupta is collaborating with Blas RodrÃguez Irizar, former CTO of Composable Foundation and a software engineer at ConsenSys, on the Inclusive Layer project. Both Inclusive Layer and Caishen are incubated by Delta Blockchain Fund, with backing from GSR and Borderless.