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A multisig wallet can be useful, but it still relies on a group of people holding keys. Even when the required signatures are valid, that does not automatically mean the outcome is safe or fair. That is one reason the settlement approach behind @Pact_Swap caught my attention. Instead of relying on a group of signers to approve the outcome, the protocol uses locked collateral and rules tied to blockchain state. Supported assets like BTC, ETH, DOGE, Polygon, LTC, TRON and Base can remain native throughout the process. Pact also advertises fees up to 95% lower through Coinweb’s PACT framework. Reducing reliance on trusted signers is an interesting direction for cross chain trading. The goal is to make settlement depend more on predefined rules than on people having to agree at the right moment. Would you feel more comfortable using a system where settlement follows protocol rules instead of a group of signers? #PactSwap #NoMultisig #ThresholdFree

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