Fast & Affordable Cross-Chain Bridging via Intents
Fast & Affordable Cross-Chain Bridging via Intents
馃寜 Bridges Just Got Cheaper
A new bridging solution leveraging intent-based architecture has been launched, offering significant improvements for retail users moving assets between chains.
- Faster Processing: Transaction completion times reduced substantially
- Cost Reduction: Lower fees for cross-chain transfers
- Retail Focus: Optimized for smaller transaction sizes
The integration represents a key advancement in cross-chain infrastructure, making blockchain interoperability more accessible to everyday users. This development builds on earlier efforts from February 2025 to enhance transaction efficiency.
Note: This solution specifically targets retail-sized transactions, marking a shift from traditional bridging methods that often prioritize larger transfers.
Fast, cheap bridging for retail size transactions (via intents).
Strong agree. 7 day bridges are a fundamental blocker to properly unifying Ethereum. Asset issuers (both crypto native and RWA) simply can鈥檛 stomach waiting days to get assets between chains. 7 day canonical bridges force asset issuers to use 3rd party solutions, which isn鈥檛 good
Across Protocol Enables Cross-Chain Bitcoin Swaps on Multiple Networks
Across Protocol has launched cross-chain Bitcoin swaps on Optimex, expanding their bridging capabilities across multiple EVM-compatible networks. The integration now supports: - Arbitrum - Optimism - Base - BNB Chain This development follows their recent MPC and intents integration, enabling native BTC swaps between EVM chains. The service builds on their existing cross-chain infrastructure, which already supports Ethereum-based transactions. Learn more: [Across Protocol Blog](https://across.to/blog/optimex)
Across Protocol Advances Cross-Chain Solutions
Across Protocol has unveiled significant updates to their cross-chain bridging infrastructure: - New optimistic oracle implementation enhances transaction verification speed - Bonded relayer network expands to support additional L2 networks - Single-sided liquidity pools now offer improved capital efficiency The protocol maintains its focus on secure, decentralized transactions from rollup chains to Ethereum mainnet. Recent improvements have reduced settlement times by 40% while maintaining the same security guarantees. *Technical integration guides and documentation are now available at [docs.across.to](https://docs.across.to)*
Optimex Launches Native BTC-EVM Chain Swaps Using Intents
Optimex has introduced native Bitcoin to EVM chain swaps using intent-based architecture. The integration leverages Across protocol's infrastructure to enable seamless cross-chain transactions. Key features: - Direct swaps between Bitcoin and EVM-compatible chains - Powered by intent-based architecture - Utilizes Across protocol's bridging technology - Combines MPC (Multi-Party Computation) with intent mechanisms This development marks a significant step toward more efficient cross-chain interoperability between Bitcoin and EVM ecosystems.
Across Protocol Implements Intent Batching with UMA
Across Protocol has integrated with UMA Protocol for optimistic verification of batched intents. The system implements: - Frequent Batch Auctions running every 10 minutes - Special focal auctions daily at 12:00 UTC - Multi-leg, conditional order synchronization - Cross-chain order book management The integration aims to provide more efficient settlement and improved liquidity across chains. The matching engine coordinates these batched transactions while maintaining decentralization. Learn more at [Ithaca Protocol](http://ithacaprotocol.io)
Across Protocol Bridging Update
Across Protocol has enhanced its bridging capabilities with key improvements: - Introduced optimistic oracle system for faster transaction validation - Implemented bonded relayers to increase security and decentralization - Launched single-sided liquidity pools for improved capital efficiency The protocol now enables near-instant transfers from Layer 2 networks to Ethereum mainnet, while maintaining decentralization principles. Transaction costs have been reduced by approximately 40% compared to previous versions. *Note: These updates are currently live on mainnet and have undergone security audits.*