Background

Synapse

The Synapse network is secured by cross-chain multi-party computation (MPC) validators operating with threshold signature schemes (TSS). The network is leaderless, and maintains security by each validator running the same process upon receiving on-chain events on the various chains that the MPC validator group tracks. Once two-thirds of all validators have collectively signed the same transaction using their own individual key, the network achieves consensus and issues a transaction to the destination chain.

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Synapse Protocol Transitions to Cortex DAO with Token Migration

Tue 8th Apr 2025
Synapse Protocol announces its integration into Cortex DAO, with the SYN token migrating to CX. Key Updates: - Synapse Protocol now operates under Cortex DAO governance - SYN token holders will transition to the new CX token - Official documentation available at [Synapse Docs](https://docs.synapseprotocol.com/docs/About/DAO) and [Cortex Docs](https://docs.cortexprotocol.com/) Users should: - Follow @Cortex_Protocol for latest updates - Only trust official channels for migration information - Contact official channels with questions **Security Notice**: Be vigilant against potential scammers during the migration process.
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Cortex Protocol Integrates with Synapse for Chain Abstraction

Thu 7th Nov 2024
Cortex Protocol is implementing chain abstraction technology powered by Synapse ($SYN), enabling seamless cross-chain operations through AI-managed intelligent accounts. Key features: - Instant intent settlement via Synapse - Zero-click user experience - AI agents managing on-chain actions - Multi-chain transaction capability - Natural language processing for blockchain interactions The system supports multiple networks including Base, Optimism, Ethereum, Polygon, and Arbitrum, with Gnosis Safe integration for enhanced security.

Synapse Bridge Cost Analysis Shows Significant Savings

Thu 7th Nov 2024
Recent analysis comparing major cross-chain bridges reveals **Synapse** as the most cost-effective option: - Outperforms competitors on 85 of 100 routes - Averages 87% cheaper than alternatives - Testing covered ETH and USDC transfers - Routes include Ethereum and major L2s The analysis includes detailed methodology and verification code, allowing users to independently confirm results. This follows earlier comparisons showing similar cost advantages across different route combinations. *View full methodology and code: [Synapse Mirror Post](https://synapse.mirror.xyz/mUk-EpaWHW1EJjOOQRpTPeHqT0j1302_2ody80ixdoQ)*
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