# SOON Network

> The Most Efficient Decoupled SVM Stack

SOON is a high-performance SVM rollup network that extends Solana-level execution to other Layer 1 blockchains. It lets developers deploy SVM-based chains and applications across multiple ecosystems.

SOON is a high-performance SVM rollup network built to bring Solana Virtual Machine execution to other Layer 1 blockchain ecosystems. It operates as part of a broader Super Adoption Stack made up of a general-purpose mainnet, a rollup deployment stack, and a cross-chain messaging layer. The network targets developers seeking Solana-level throughput and low fees while settling on established base layers, along with users interacting with applications built on top of it.

The core mainnet functions as a Layer 2 that settles on an established base chain, with execution handled by a decoupled SVM architecture that separates execution from consensus and data availability. This design, combined with state merklization and horizontal scaling techniques, is intended to improve throughput and reduce transaction costs relative to conventional rollup approaches. A dedicated stack allows other teams to launch their own SVM-based chains on top of various base layers, while a cross-chain messaging component connects these chains to each other and to major Layer 1 networks.

Beyond the core mainnet, the ecosystem includes rollups deployed on multiple base chains and application-layer products such as trading and copy-trading platforms built by teams within its ecosystem. It is used by developers migrating or building SVM-based applications outside the Solana ecosystem, as well as by end users bridging assets and trading across the connected chains. The network operates across multiple blockchains rather than a single settlement layer, with tooling designed to standardize deployment and interoperability for builders.

- Type: Company
- Sector: Infrastructure
- Status: Active
- Founded: 2024-06-01
- Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/Soon

## Products

- [SOON Mainnet](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Soon): SOON Mainnet is a Layer 2 rollup that extends Solana-level execution performance to Ethereum and other base networks. It uses a decoupled virtual machine architecture to process transactions off-chain while settling proofs back to its base layer for security. The network supports high throughput and low transaction costs, serving developers and users seeking Solana-style performance outside the Solana ecosystem. (L2, Live, Main Product)
- [simpfor.fun](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Soon): Simpfor.fun is a social trading platform that lets users copy the trades of other traders with one click. It aggregates trader performance data such as profit and loss, win rates, and risk metrics, with each trade recorded on-chain for verification. Users fund accounts through deposits from multiple blockchains and can browse verified trader histories before choosing whom to copy. (Social Trading, Live)
- [InterSOON](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Soon): InterSOON is a cross-chain messaging protocol that enables interoperability between SOON Mainnet, chains deployed via SOON Stack, and other Layer 1 networks. It relies on a decentralized messaging network to relay verified messages between chains, allowing assets and smart contracts to interact without wrapped tokens or centralized custodians. This preserves native asset liquidity and supports more complex cross-chain interactions than simple token transfers. (Cross-chain Infrastructure, Live)
- [SOON Stack](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Soon): SOON Stack is a developer framework that lets teams deploy custom rollups using a decoupled virtual machine architecture on top of any base layer network. It provides one-click deployment tooling so builders can launch their own high-performance chains without building rollup infrastructure from scratch. The framework supports multiple settlement and data availability providers, enabling interoperable chains referred to as SOON Chains. (Developer Tooling, Live)
- [SOON Native Bridge](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Soon): SOON Native Bridge is a bridge that transfers assets between Ethereum and SOON Mainnet. Users deposit ether and other tokens on Ethereum to receive equivalent assets on SOON Mainnet, gaining access to its high-performance execution environment while relying on Ethereum for settlement security. The bridge provides the primary on- and off-ramp for moving value into the rollup. (Bridge, Live)
- [100xSOON](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Soon): 100xSOON is a decentralized derivative trading platform combining prediction markets with perpetual futures trading, incubated by SOON. It lets users take leveraged positions on event outcomes and asset prices, with trades settled through onchain infrastructure. The platform is positioned as an AI-native trading venue integrated with an agent payment protocol for automated transaction execution. (Decentralized Derivative Exchange, Live)

## Assets

- [SOON (SOON)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Soon): SOON is the native token of SOON Network, a Decoupled SVM rollup infrastructure that deploys Solana Virtual Machine-based Layer 2 chains across multiple blockchains. It is used for paying transaction fees, voting on protocol governance, and staking to secure the network. Validators stake SOON to participate in fast-finality settlement, earning staking rewards in return. (Native)

## Links

- [Main](https://soo.network)
- [Blog](https://medium.com/@soon_SVM)
- [Documentation](https://docs.soo.network)
- [Whitepaper](https://valiant-license-ca4.notion.site/SOON-White-Paper-V0-1-1c9e49a418fb8047bdddce45ed2e10c2)
- [Twitter / X](https://x.com/soon_svm)
- [Discord](https://discord.com/invite/DpesPdYT3e)
- [GitHub](https://github.com/soonlabs)

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