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Orbs V5 builds on the network’s existing execution layer, which powers trading protocols including dTWAP, dLIMIT, Liquidity Hub, Perpetual Hub, dSLTP, and Orbs Agentic.
Orbs V5 introduces Committee Sync, propagating Layer-3 committee state using Guardian signatures across EVM chains.
KEY POINTS
Committee Sync eliminates the need for bridge-based infrastructure, avoiding custody and liquidity lockup risks.
V5's first rollout phase is operational on Ethereum and Arbitrum, actively synchronizing committee state on-chain.
Future V5 roadmap phases include support for chains like Base, Polygon, Linea, and expansion of subnet features.
Orbs Agentic leverages V5 to enable AI-powered automated crypto trading across multiple blockchain networks.
Tel Aviv, Israel, June 2nd, 2026, Chainwire
Orbs V5 builds on the network’s existing execution layer, which powers trading protocols including dTWAP, dLIMIT, Liquidity Hub, Perpetual Hub, dSLTP, and Orbs Agentic. Since the release of V4, Orbs says its infrastructure has processed more than $14 billion in trading volume across more than 30 DEX integrations on over 10 blockchain networks, generating more than $3.2 million in protocol revenue.
The new V5 architecture introduces Committee Sync, a mechanism that propagates authoritative Layer-3 committee state across EVM-compatible chains using collected Guardian signatures. The approach is intended to reduce the costs and fragmentation associated with per-chain verification systems while avoiding the custody risks commonly associated with bridges.
“V5 is the next step in our mission, which we have focused on for years. It allows fast, reliable, and secure on-chain trading,” said Ran Hammer, VP of Business Development at Orbs. “With new products like Orbs Agentic expanding what’s possible for automated trading in DeFi, we’re improving the execution layer beneath our protocols. This change will make execution more decentralized, efficient, and scalable across chains.”
The Committee Sync mechanism allows Orbs executors running trading logic off-chain to generate signed actions that are verified by the Orbs Guardian network and propagated to destination chains. Smart contracts on supported networks can then verify those actions locally using Guardian signatures and registry rules enforced on-chain.
As decentralized finance increasingly adopts AI-driven automation, Orbs believes the upgraded architecture will provide a stronger foundation for AI agent crypto trading, enabling automated strategies to operate across multiple networks with improved reliability and decentralized verification.
Unlike bridge-based infrastructure, Orbs stated that no user funds pass through the protocol during synchronization. Instead, only signed state data is propagated across chains, removing the need for centralized custody or liquidity lockups.
The first phase of the rollout is already operational on Ethereum and Arbitrum. According to Orbs, deployed smart contracts are actively synchronizing committee state, propagating nonces, and verifying signatures on-chain through a dedicated subnet infrastructure.
Future phases of the V5 roadmap include expanded support for additional EVM chains such as Base, Polygon, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Linea, Sonic, Berachain, and Monad. Planned upgrades also include subnet expansion, signature persistence, historical state replay functionality, and deployment of new Guardian node software across the Orbs network.
With Orbs Agentic introducing new capabilities for AI-powered execution, the V5 upgrade is intended to support the next generation of AI agent crypto trading infrastructure while maintaining decentralization, scalability, and cross-chain interoperability.
Orbs said all existing products will remain operational throughout the migration process, with no expected disruption for users or ecosystem partners. The company estimates that the broader V5 rollout will continue over the coming months as additional infrastructure components are deployed.
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