Fluent Labs (BLEND)

Fluent Crypto is an execution network that brings together multiple virtual machines, featuring a zkVM, a Layer-2 network, and developer tools for building applications on Ethereum. By emulating the execution environments of EVM, SVM, Wasm, and others, Fluent enables smart contracts written in languages such as Solidity and Rust to interact as if they were deployed on a single network.

The protocol enables atomic composability across apps built on different virtual machines and supports hybrid apps made from contracts across multiple environments. All interactions are handled automatically and executed in real time.

Fluentbase is the core framework behind Fluent L2, used to deploy smart contracts, blockchains, and verifiable compute environments that compile to rWasm. It provides an SDK and a proving system for Fluent’s state transition function, enabling developers to build blended apps, multi-VM execution networks, and custom off-chain compute environments.

Read more about the Fluent Labs features in its docs.

🪙 Fluent Labs token: As of January  2026, the project has not announced any plans to launch its own token. However, protocols of this type often introduce a token later and reward early users, which is why we prepared a comprehensive guide on how to qualify for a potential airdrop.
 

Considering the probability of the soon Fluent airdrop, our team conducted a comprehensive research on Fluent Labs, finding some of its pros and cons:
 

✅ Fluent Labs pros:

• Has reputable backers (Polychain Capital, Balaji Srinivasan); 
• Above the average SMM;
• The team has work experience in top-tier companies (Google).
   

❌ Fluent Labs cons: 

• No info about its token;
• Below the average SEO, PR performance, Marketing Infrastructure, Influencer Marketing, and Growth Marketing score;
• Has no reputable partners;
• No public Security audits.