Risk Labs Integrates Everclear for Across Protocol Optimization
Risk Labs Integrates Everclear for Across Protocol Optimization
🌉 Bridges Just Got Smarter
Risk Labs has implemented Everclear's clearing layer technology to enhance the Across protocol's cross-chain operations.
Key improvements:
- Automated rebalancing system
- Reduced operational costs
- Enhanced capital efficiency across multiple blockchain networks
The integration leverages Everclear's netting capabilities and chain abstraction features, originally developed by Connext. This upgrade streamlines liquidity management for DeFi participants while maintaining the protocol's core security features.
The Risk Labs relayer uses Everclear to enable automated, low-cost rebalancing for Across, boosting capital efficiency across chains. Scaling intents. ⛺️
@AcrossProtocol's main solver @RiskLabsFDN now uses Everclear for crosschain rebalancing! ⛺ Improving solver efficiency across 25+ chains, and enabling faster settlement and better prices for users. ZK proofs + netted rebalancing = faster, cheaper, and more secure bridging. 🤍
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)
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Optimex Launches Native BTC-EVM Chain Swaps Using Intents
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Across Protocol Implements Intent Batching with UMA
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Across Protocol Bridging Update
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