Most cross-chain losses still come from bridges. @quipnetwork QuipSwap tries to skip that layer entirely. You list an intent, someone accepts, you both fund your own side, and the swap settles native on each chain. No wrapped tokens, no oracle, no single contract holding both piles of money. They also baked in WOTS+ signatures so the protection covers both legs of the trade, not just the chain you started on. Live on Base now, more EVM chains coming, then Solana and Bitcoin. Doesn’t solve every liquidity or UX problem yet, but the “no bridge to hack” claim is actually backed by how the escrow works. Curious to see how the order book fills.
Lord OBIShare
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