Let’s face it: moving liquidity in DeFi is still a mess.

For all the talk about seamless composability, most LPs know the truth—migrating capital from one chain to another is a tedious, risky process. Between bridging, wrapping, gas juggling, and UI spaghetti, it’s a journey many simply avoid.

That’s why what Enso just announced might be one of the biggest usability breakthroughs in DeFi this year.

Here’s What’s New

Enso, a DeFi execution platform, has partnered with Stargate and LayerZero to deliver a fully integrated, one-click liquidity migration tool that enables Uniswap LPs to move funds from older Uniswap versions directly to Unichain’s new Uniswap v4 deployment.

• No more toggling between bridges.
  
• No more re-deploying LPs manually.
  
• No more anxiety about half-completed transactions.
  

It’s one click — and your liquidity is on Unichain.

Why It Matters: $3.5 Billion in Capital Could Move

There’s a staggering amount of LP capital sitting in older Uniswap deployments — especially in v2 and v3 pools on Ethereum and other EVM chains. By Enso’s estimate, that adds up to roughly $3.5 billion in liquidity that could be eligible for migration.

And now, it can move — quickly, securely, and without user friction.

“This has been the missing piece,” said Enso Co-Founder Connor Howe. “We’ve built the bridge between old and new DeFi infrastructure — and we’ve made it effortless.”

DeFi’s Future Is Seamless—and This Proves It

This launch is more than a new tool. It’s a proof point for what DeFi composability really looks like when executed well. Stargate handles the bridging. LayerZero keeps the messaging secure. Enso automates the logic and routing.

For users, it’s invisible. For protocols, it’s game-changing.

This is how DeFi wins mass adoption: not with slogans, but with tools that make complexity vanish.

Final Thought: Watch Unichain TVL Like a Hawk

If this migration system works as designed, we could witness one of the largest liquidity reallocations in Ethereum’s history. That means early LPs could benefit from deeper yield, first-mover positioning, and cleaner fee structures on v4.

And it means Unichain just became a serious contender in the L2 wars.

So keep your eyes on the dashboards. The money is about to move.