Azuro is an infrastructure layer for on-chain betting and prediction markets, running on Gnosis Chain, Polygon, Linea, BNB Chain, and other EVM networks as a B2B predictions layer: frontend apps issue betting markets through its contracts and SDKs while liquidity, pricing, and settlement are handled by the protocol. Three mechanisms sit at its core: LiquidityTree, a segment-tree-like ledger that tracks each market's Virtual Fund balance block by block, letting a single liquidity pool quote thousands of simultaneous markets with open deposits and withdrawals; the vAMM, which auto-adjusts odds on top of sell-side odds pushed by data providers so that betting flow lowers one outcome's odds and raises the others; and data providers, who split Reinforcement across outcomes to set initial odds and resolve events. Revenue is split 70 percent to apps, 20 percent to the singleton LP, and 10 percent to the data provider.
Its public data dashboard reports cumulative betting volume above 530 million dollars, total protocol revenue over 4.5 million dollars, and more than 34,000 unique users across 40-plus live applications, with the AZUR token used for staking and ecosystem liquidity support.
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