For years, the default answer to cross-chain liquidity has been to move it faster: better bridges, intents, solvers, all racing to get your money to wherever the yield is. What none of them question is whether your money needs to move at all.
It does not have to. A rate is better on another chain because the liquidity is deeper there, so route the request to the liquidity instead of dragging the liquidity to the request.
Per-chain lending cannot fix this. The same asset on ten chains is ten shallow pools, precisely because each market is sealed to its own chain. A bridge just moves money from one sealed room to another, and the walls stay up.
Clovis unseals them. Your collateral stays on its home chain, earning where it sits, while it borrows against the deepest market anywhere. Every chain draws on the same shared pool.
And the receipt for that deposit keeps earning even while it backs the loan. Capital that sits still and still works.
Stop moving liquidity, share it. We have been building Clovis to do exactly this.