Azuro Protocol
The infrastructure layer powering on-chain prediction and betting apps.
Azuro Protocol was created in 2021 by Rossen Yordanov and Gevorg Yeritsyan in Zug, Switzerland, to solve the liquidity fragmentation and high market-making overhead inherent in decentralized prediction and sports wagering platforms. Rather than operating a single end-user destination, Azuro functions as a modular infrastructure layer that powers independent prediction interfaces.
At the core of the protocol is the "Liquidity Tree," an innovative pooled liquidity architecture that pools capital into a unified, risk-managed liquidity reserve. This allows third-party developers to launch custom sports betting dApps, entertainment prediction tools, and gamified wagering products without needing to seed individual order books or source bespoke liquidity.
Deployed across EVM-compatible chains including Polygon, Arbitrum, Gnosis Chain, and Chiliz, Azuro connects liquidity pools with automated, professional oracle data feeds. The ecosystem is governed by the $AZUR token, which aligns incentives for liquidity providers, frontend operators, and oracle resolution nodes.