👀 What if cross-chain was built into the terminal – but never hidden from the trader?

CoinDesk recently reported that several Bitcoin- and Ethereum-linked protocols lost more than $35 million in the space of a few hours. The underlying chains were not compromised, the problems were found elsewhere: contract logic, administrative permissions and private keys.

This is what makes cross-chain infrastructure difficult to trust: a transaction may look simple on the surface, while the user has little idea which route is being used or what assumptions sit behind it.

⚡️ Bringing cross-chain execution into The Thing could remove much of the manual work. But it should not remove visibility with it. Traders should still be able to review the route, destination network, fees, slippage and expected wallet action before confirming.

Unfortunately, every new exploit makes users more cautious about moving assets between chains.

Can we make cross-chain simpler without asking traders to trust it blindly?

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