DeFi Intel

Converge chain

Chain · PageRank 0.0089

Overview

Converge is a blockchain announced in March 2025 by Ethena Labs and Securitize as a settlement network for tokenized real-world assets and institutional DeFi, specified to run on Arbitrum technology with Celestia data availability, use Ethena's USDe and USDtb as gas tokens, and rely on validators staking ENA. Its mainnet, targeted for Q2 2025, never shipped: by November 2025 the Ethena-incubated exchange Terminal Finance cancelled its own launch after Converge failed to materialize.

Within the DeFi Intel graph, Converge connects to 12 tracked entities, most strongly to Arbitrum, Ethena USDe, Ethena.

Relations

Top connections in the DeFi Intel knowledge graph (confidence-weighted, 10 of 12 total).

RelationConnected entityConfidence
built_onArbitrum95%
uses_gas_tokenEthena USDe95%
launchedEthena95%
uses_daCelestia95%
uses_gas_tokenEthena USDtb95%
secured_byENA95%
plans_launch_partnerAave90%
plans_launch_partnerMorpho Blue90%
plans_launch_partnerPendle90%
plans_launch_partnerEthereal90%

Frequently asked questions

What is Converge?

Converge is a blockchain announced in March 2025 by Ethena Labs and Securitize as a settlement network for tokenized real-world assets and institutional DeFi. It was specified to run on Arbitrum technology with Celestia data availability, use Ethena's USDe and USDtb as gas tokens, and rely on validators staking ENA.

What chain does Converge run on?

Converge was specified to run on Arbitrum technology and use Celestia for data availability.

Did Converge launch?

No, Converge's mainnet was targeted for Q2 2025 but never shipped. By November 2025, the Ethena-incubated exchange Terminal Finance cancelled its own launch after Converge failed to materialize.