Superposition is a stablecoin-focused DeFi protocol by Barter that introduces a “Distributed Liquidity Layer” approach. The core idea is simple: assets can stay in your wallet and remain fully accessible, while still participating in DeFi flow when it’s actually needed. In other words, it’s “yield without lock”, with liquidity deployed on demand rather than locked in a pool.
By listing Barter’s Superposition in Ambire’s App Catalogue, Ambire users get a safe, one-click way to discover what Superposition is, why it exists, and, if they want, use its features directly through the dApp.
Question: Should we add Superposition to the Ambire Wallet Extension App Catalog?
Barter is building DeFi execution infrastructure to make swaps fairer, more predictable, and closer to the spirit of self-custody: value and control should stay with users, not with intermediaries or arbitrage layers. Superposition is part of that mission. It rethinks how liquidity is created and used, especially for stablecoins: instead of being locked in pools or sitting idle in wallets, liquidity is activated “on demand”. Funds stay with the user and become productive when the market actually needs them.
What problems Superposition targets:
Why listing Superposition in Ambire makes sense: