In crypto, you can make the wrong trade because of the market, but you should not have to worry about whether the other person will keep their side of the deal. That is what makes the approach behind @Pact_Swap interesting. Counterparties are still involved, but the system is designed to reduce the need to trust them personally. Collateral is locked before a trade proceeds, and settlement follows the rules enforced by blockchain state. Native assets across BTC, ETH, DOGE, Polygon, LTC, TRON, Base and more can be traded without relying on wrapped versions. The platform also advertises fees up to 95% lower through Coinweb’s PACT framework. For me, trust minimization is about reducing the number of things that can go wrong because someone fails to keep a promise. Code and collateral cannot remove every risk, but they can help make the process more predictable. Would you rather rely on a counterparty’s reputation or on collateral and rules that are enforced by the protocol? #PactSwap #TrustMinimized #CollateralNotCharacter